Yemen's displaced long for loved ones, stability as Houthis advance
Thousands of people displaced by the advancing Houthi militants in Yemen's Red Sea coast have fled to makeshift camps amid ongoing conflict. Families have been separated as the fighting transforms critical trade corridors into zones of displacement and humanitarian crisis.
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