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The United Nations Refugee Agency warned that the displacement crisis in Yemen is worsening with more than 130,000 people forced to flee their homes since early September as hostilities intensify. teleSUR

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00:00The UN Refugee Agency warned Tuesday that the displacement crisis in Yemen is worsening with more than 130,000 people
00:07forced to flee their homes since early September, as hostilities intensify.
00:11In this context, the spokesperson of UN Refugee Agency, Abar Balok, said that since the new fighting began, a large
00:18number of Yemeni refugees have already crossed the Bab Al-Mandab Strait to reach Djibouti.
00:23Also, Balok warned that the escalation could trigger even larger waves of displacement, and a growing number of Yemenis are
00:29expected to flee the country to Djibouti, Somalia, and other destinations.
00:34This is the most serious escalation since the UN negotiated truce in 2022, largely stopped major hostilities.
00:43Fighting in Yemen is expanding across multiple front lines, triggering a rapidly growing displacement crisis, and driving more than 130
00:56,000 people to flee their homes since the beginning of September.
01:06Yemeni refugees continue to arrive daily. More than 3,000 have so far arrived in Djibouti, where UNHCR is working
01:15with authorities and partners to assist the arrival.

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