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Up to 169 killed in Yemen as Houthis battle for Red Sea coastal heights

In Yemen, intense fighting over strategic Red Sea coastal heights has resulted in up to 169 reported deaths in the past three days. Iran-aligned Houthi forces are battling Saudi-backed government troops, with thousands fleeing the violence.

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The story so far

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Open questions and key claims

More than 112,000 people have been displaced in Yemen due to intensifying fighting.

Close to 3,000 Yemenis have fled the conflict to Djibouti.

22 million Yemenis, nearly half the population, are in urgent need of humanitarian aid.

Abdusattor Esoev (International Organization for Migration)
via Al Jazeera · Sep 18

The UN estimates over 120,000 Yemenis have been displaced by fighting along the Red Sea coast.

A Mocha resident described the withdrawal of forces as a 'great betrayal' and 'cowardly and shameful withdrawal'.

Up to 169 people have been reportedly killed in Yemen in the last three days due to Houthi battles for Red Sea coastal heights.

Agence France-Presse
via The Guardian · Sep 22

Houthi military officials stated at least 118 people were killed in clashes and Saudi strikes.

Houthi military officials
via The Guardian · Sep 22

Over 3,000 refugees have arrived from Yemen in the last few days.

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Who and where

Yemen location Houthis organization Saudi Arabia location Djibouti location Red Sea location
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All coverage

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