Cross-border attacks and airstrikes escalate before truce

An explosion and gunfire struck Aden International Airport shortly after a plane carrying members of the newly formed power-sharing cabinet arrived. Civilians and officials were killed and injured;...

Ansar Allah forces launched a major push toward Marib, the last major northern stronghold of the internationally recognized government. The battle intensified displacement and threatened a densely...

Saudi Arabia proposed a nationwide ceasefire, reopening Sana’a airport and easing port restrictions as part of a political process. Ansar Allah said the proposal did not meet its demands for lifting...

Protests over currency collapse and rising prices spread in government-held southern areas, including Aden. The demonstrations foregrounded the economic costs of divided monetary institutions, service...

Combat intensified on front lines around Marib as Ansar Allah forces advanced and coalition aircraft conducted strikes. The fighting placed civilians and displaced people at growing risk and...

A two-month truce took effect, including a halt to offensive military operations, cross-border attacks, fuel ship access to Hodeidah and limited commercial flights from Sana’a. It sharply reduced...

President Hadi transferred his powers to an eight-member Presidential Leadership Council. The new body was meant to unify the anti-Ansar Allah camp, though it gathered actors with competing agendas...

The parties accepted a renewal of the truce, extending flights, fuel access and efforts to reopen roads, particularly around Taiz. Core disagreements remained unresolved.

The six-month truce expired after parties failed to agree on an extension. Large-scale front-line fighting did not immediately resume at pre-truce levels, but sporadic violence and economic pressure...

A China-brokered agreement restored diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran. The accord changed the regional context for Yemen diplomacy, but did not itself resolve Yemeni political...