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Babies are starving in Yemen - while Houthis use Gaza crisis to earn 'hero' status


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The already dire situation in Yemen has taken a turn for the worse as the regional impact of the Gaza war exacerbates the country's suffering. While Yemen grapples with its own humanitarian crisis, the conflict in Gaza has unexpectedly thrust the Houthi militants into the spotlight, earning them newfound support and admiration both domestically and internationally.

 

Yemen, plagued by poverty and conflict, now finds itself at the forefront of the Gaza war, with protests erupting across the country in solidarity with Palestinians. This unlikely convergence of crises has bolstered the image of the Houthi militants, who control much of Yemen with backing from Iran, as heroic defenders of Palestine.

 

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The Houthi's disruption of global shipping routes in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden has elevated their status and influence, drawing attention and concern from the international community. Mohammed al Houthi, a prominent figure within the Houthi leadership, exudes confidence as he speaks of the group's growing support and capabilities.

 

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From his base in Sanaa, Mohammed al Houthi asserts the global solidarity with the Houthi cause, portraying them as the sole champions against Israeli aggression. Despite military actions by the US and UK targeting Houthi bases, the militants continue their assaults on shipping unabated, further complicating efforts for peace in Yemen.

 

The UN envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, warns of the regional repercussions of the escalating conflict, emphasizing the interconnectedness of Yemen's situation with broader geopolitical dynamics. The Houthi leadership remains undeterred, leveraging their arsenal and alliances to defy international pressure and advance their agenda.

 

Mohammed al Houthi's rhetoric underscores the group's determination to persist in their actions, issuing warnings and threats in response to perceived injustices against Gaza. As Yemen teeters on the brink of collapse, the Houthi militants emerge as formidable actors, their actions shaping the course of the conflict and the region's future.

 

10.04.24

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