Yemen sees ground clashes and missile strikes between Houthis, government and coalition
Ground clashes and missile strikes have erupted since Monday, October 5, on fronts linking Sanaa, Aden and Riyadh, RT Arabic reported. It described the fighting as the most intense escalation in years among the Houthis, government forces and the coalition. The available report gave no details on casualties or specific targets.
Why it matters
A widening of fighting among the parties to Yemen's conflict could set back chances of calm if the escalation continues. It may also affect regional security and the humanitarian situation inside Yemen.
Background
The Houthi movement controls the capital, Sanaa, while the internationally recognized government operates from Aden. A Saudi-led military coalition backs the government. The latest fighting unfolds against this longstanding division among the three sides of the conflict.
This is a brief summary. The full details and context are in the original coverage.
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