From War to Water Scarcity: How Geopolitical Conflict Is Threatening Humanitarian Access to Water in Yemen
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Yemen has been sinking into the civil war since 2014. Finally, there was a great deal of calm, but now the violence flares up again. Is there a threat of further escalation in the context of the Iran war?
From war to water scarcity: how geopolitical conflict is threatening humanitarian access to water in Yemen
Access to safe water is essential for public health, dignity and stability. Yet in fragile and conflict-affected countries such as Yemen, water systems are vulnerable not only to local conflict but also to global geopolitical instability. Humanitarian water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services, which provide lifesaving assistance during crises like access to safe water, hygiene promotion and safe sanitation services in addition to climate sho…
The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen announced that 20 of their members were killed in various clashes with government forces on escalating fronts.
Hostilities in the conflict resumed last month for the first time from the 30-day period reached in 2022 PORTAVOZ/AGENCIAS The Houthi rebels of Yemen, backed by the Islamic regime of Iran, claimed an attack against a Saudi refinery on the Red Sea coast, in a new offensive against the kingdom, an ally of the Yemeni government.According to two military sources, the insurgents also launched ballistic missiles and drones against Moca, a Yemeni port …
Fighting between Houthi rebels and Yemeni government forces is intensifying. Pro-Iranian militants have also attacked Saudi Arabian targets.
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