Yemen: Houthis Intensify Attacks on Government

⚠️ Urgent Information — Flash Radio is following this situation in real time. Pro-Iranian Houthi rebels launched a new offensive in Yemen, striking the presidential palace in Aden and causing at least four deaths. This attack marks an escalation of violence in a conflict that has raged for years, fueling an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. Saudi Arabia responded by attacking an oil site near Sanaa, accusing Iran of militarily supporting the rebels. Tensions are also rising in several cities, notably Taiz, where food and water shortages are worsening the suffering of civilians. ⏱️ 1 min read. The facts and recent developments. The conflict, which pits the Houthis against internationally recognized government forces, has intensified in recent days. Air strikes and ground combat have caused widespread destruction, especially in urban areas. Residents of Taiz, already suffering from chronic shortages, are now facing bombings that make their daily lives even harder. Local authorities have declared a complete lockdown, with limited food rations and no medical services. The international community remains divided over this escalation. While the Yemeni government calls for a political solution, the Gulf and the West are concerned about the rise of terrorism and the nuclear threat. Tunisian diplomats highlight the importance of rapid mediation to avoid further regional destabilization. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key Points ▸ While the Yemeni government calls for a political solution, the Gulf and the West are concerned about the rise of terrorism and the nuclear threat. ▸ Residents of Taiz, already suffering from chronic shortages, are now facing bombings that make their daily lives even harder. ▸ Local authorities have declared a complete lockdown, with limited food rations and no medical services.