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Yemen - Page 2

September 20, 2026
Saudi Arabia/World/Yemen

Houthis Claim Riyadh Missile Strike as Saudi-Yemen Conflict Escalates

Yemen’s Houthis said they attacked “sensitive” sites in the Saudi capital Riyadh with missiles and drones on Saturday, hours after flames and a large plume of smoke were seen near the city’s

Saudi Arabia/World/Yemen

Houthis Announce Immediate Maritime Ban on Saudi Shipping, Cite Blockade and Airport Strike

The Houthi movement on Monday announced an immediate maritime ban on Saudi maritime navigation, describing the measure as a direct response to what it called a years-long blockade imposed on Yemen and recent attacks, including the targeting of Sana’a International

July 20, 2026

Missile Fire Ends Saudi-Houthi Truce as Iran Warns U.S. Strait of Hormuz Will Stay Closed

Iran/World/Yemen

Yemen’s Houthi movement launched missiles toward Saudi Arabia after accusing the kingdom of carrying out airstrikes on an airport under its control, ending an

Houthis Open New Front as Iran War Spirals Across Middle East

World/Yemen

Iran-backed Houthi militants have formally entered the escalating regional war, launching ballistic missile attacks toward Israel over the weekend and opening a dangerous new

ICRC warns of worsening humanitarian disaster in Yemen

February 12, 2024
Yemen

With the escalation of the conflict in Yemen, a spokesperson of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has called on the international community to step up humanitarian aid for the

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Houthi attacks, U.S. airstrikes escalate Red Sea crisis, disrupt global shipping

February 2, 2024
Defence/Yemen

Geopolitical tensions in the Red Sea have boiled for nearly three months, driven by Houthi attacks on commercial ships and U.S. airstrikes on Houthi targets, disrupting shipping, forcing major container companies to

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Houthis Emerge as Latest Threat to U.S. Control Over Global Shipping

January 25, 2024
Yemen

On December 30, 2023, the Singapore-flagged Maersk Hangzhou, owned by Danish company Maersk Line, came under missile and subsequent boat attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The U.S. Navy responded by

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Yemen’s Houthis renew warning to U.S., vow to persist in attacks on “Israel-related” ships

December 30, 2023
Yemen

Yemen’s Houthi rebels issued a new warning to the United States on Friday, cautioning against any military escalation and pledging to continue attacks on “Israel-related” commercial ships in the Red Sea. Houthi

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Climate Change Is Intensifying Humanitarian Crisis in War-Affected Yemen

June 21, 2023
News/Yemen

Important progress has been made in ending violence in Yemen for the first time since 2015 when the Saudi Arabia-led coalition invaded the country. However, the eight years of war have created the “world’s

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Peace in Yemen One Step Closer After Historic Prisoner Exchange

April 19, 2023
News/Yemen

The Saudi-backed government forces in Yemen and the rebel Houthis completed a three-day prisoner exchange on April 16. Close to 900 prisoners have been exchanged between the two warring sides through mid-April. The exchange

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Yemen’s warring factions conclude large-scale prisoner swap

April 17, 2023
Saudi Arabia/Yemen

In a significant step toward resolving the protracted conflict in Yemen, the country’s warring factions successfully completed a massive exchange of prisoners on Sunday, with a total of 887 detainees swapped over

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