Djibouti Unable to Handle Yemeni Refugees
The article addresses the humanitarian crisis and the hardships facing Djibouti due to the influx of thousands of Yemenis fleeing the war in Yemen. The country's Foreign Minister confirmed that Djibouti is experiencing increasing pressure on its capacities, with an expected arrival of up to ten thousand Yemeni refugees, placing a significant burden on local communities and refugee tents. He called on the international community to strengthen its support to meet essential needs such as shelter and food, warning that Djibouti cannot handle the fallout alone. This comes amidst the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen and the escalation of the conflict between the Houthis and government forces, emphasizing the importance of maintaining freedom of navigation through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait as a strategic issue for regional and global security.
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