UN agency reports more than 200,000 people displaced since renewed fighting

The Security Council heard that new regional and domestic escalations had unraveled the period of relative calm. UN briefers described risks to civilians, ports, airports and oil infrastructure.

The Council heard reports of Houthi forces capturing Red Sea islands and the internationally recognized government launching a counteroffensive. The strategic strait became a focal point of renewed...

Council members condemned attacks and threats against commercial shipping in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab amid renewed fighting. The statement reflected the internationalization of maritime risks.

The Secretary-General’s spokesperson said the UN was deeply concerned about military escalation and Houthi offensives across several governorates, warning of impacts on civilians and peace efforts.

Reuters verified video showing armored vehicles driving over Houthi fighters. The Giants Brigade said it believed some fighters were surrendering and opened an investigation; the episode raised...

Hans Grundberg told the Security Council that hostilities had spread across multiple frontlines. He urged a Yemeni-led political process and noted that most UN personnel detained by Ansar Allah...

A Houthi-claimed missile strike killed civilians and injured hundreds at King Khalid International Airport, according to reporting. Saudi Arabia considered responses; the attack marked a dangerous...

Saudi and Iranian foreign ministers held a publicly reported call as missile and drone attacks from Yemen escalated. Tehran offered to help mediate, underscoring the role of regional diplomacy in a...

Saudi authorities reported a new barrage after strikes on airports and energy infrastructure. The reports came amid a Saudi-backed campaign near Bab al-Mandab; details of responsibility and damage...

Yemen Monitor published this report on 25 October. It says Yemen’s Ministry of Interior reported that three ballistic missiles struck two Coast Guard facilities in Aden on Saturday, 24 October: two at...