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Tens of Thousands Displaced as Houthi Rebels Advance in Yemen

As Houthi rebels advance in Yemen, approximately 125,000 people have fled their homes, facing dire humanitarian conditions. The conflict has intensified, threatening Saudi oil exports and increasing global fuel prices. Displaced families are struggling with food insecurity and inadequate healthcare amid ongoing violence and a deteriorating situation.

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As Houthi rebels advance in Yemen, approximately 125,000 people have fled their homes, facing dire humanitarian conditions. The conflict has intensified, threatening Saudi oil exports and increasing global fuel prices. Displaced families are struggling with food insecurity and inadequate healthcare amid ongoing violence and a deteriorating situation.

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Tens of thousands flee as Iran-backed Houthis draw Yemen into wider war

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Tens of Thousands Displaced as Houthi Rebels Advance in Yemen