Yemen's civil war

Yemen's civil war, ongoing since late 2014, involves Houthi rebels and the internationally recognized Yemeni government, supported by a Saudi-led coalition. The conflict has created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. Recent news highlights a significant military escalation, with Houthi missile attacks on government military camps in Hadramout and Marib resulting in at least 30 soldiers killed and 15 injured. This marks the fiercest fighting since 2022, indicating a potential resurgence of intense hostilities. Concurrently, the war's devastating economic impact is evident, forcing Yemeni women to establish small businesses to support their families amidst widespread unemployment. The ongoing conflict and its severe economic repercussions continue to be of critical global relevance due to the immense human suffering and regional instability it generates.