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Financial crisis fuels escalation amid Houthi flight issues
The Houthis are facing a severe financial crisis, which has led to a deliberate escalation—politically and militarily—over the issue of commercial flights at Sana'a Airport. This move appears aimed at diverting attention from the rapidly worsening economic situation and the growing popular divisions, including unpaid salaries and deteriorating public services. This escalation comes after the group lost one of its main sources of funding—free Iranian oil shipments—as well as amid widespread security and food shortages. More than 64% of families rely on difficult livelihood strategies, accompanied by rising prices for basic commodities and a shortage of cash. International reports confirm the ongoing decline in economic and living conditions in Houthi-controlled areas, as a result of suspension of aid and diversion of revenues toward war efforts. There are warnings that poverty and hunger are worsening, while internal crises reach their peak with continued salary delays and harsh economic measures.
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