Yemen is on edge as Houthi rebels escalate hostilities by ordering all US and British UN workers to vacate the country within a month. This directive comes amid ongoing airstrikes conducted by the US and UK, further complicating an already precarious situation.
The expulsion deadline raises serious concerns about the potential disruption of humanitarian efforts in a nation grappling with conflict and a severe humanitarian crisis. The motivations behind the airstrikes, which continue to be unclear, contribute to the growing animosity between Western nations and the rebel group, creating diplomatic challenges and international cooperation complexities.
The United Nations, deeply involved in Yemen’s humanitarian response, now faces the daunting task of delivering aid in the midst of personnel expulsions. The international community closely watches the unfolding crisis, emphasizing the imperative need for diplomatic solutions to prevent further escalation.
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Yemen prepares for war
The Houthis have ordered all US and British citizens working for the UN to leave Yemen within a month
This decision comes amid US and British airstrikes on Yemen pic.twitter.com/7PoVZo1zEc
