Houthi-government fighting spreads across Yemen as Saudi Arabia reports strikes on its energy sites

Renewed fighting between Yemen's Houthi group and UN-recognized government forces has spread across multiple fronts as Saudi Arabia reported attacks on its southern energy facilities.

• At least 194 people have been killed and 880 wounded in two weeks of fighting across Taiz, the western coast, al-Jawf, Marib and Dhalea, according to aid agencies.
• Yemen's executive unit for displaced camps recorded 1,367 newly displaced families in one day, bringing the total since the escalation began to 6,145 families.
• Saudi Arabia's energy ministry announced attacks on energy facilities in the southern region caused fires and temporarily halted some operations.
• The Saudi foreign ministry said strikes on civil and economic targets in four cities injured 73 civilians.

Latest developments

• Sep 10 — More than 6,000 families from Al-Kadhah and Maqbanah have fled to the Al-Sinnah camp in western Taiz, where they face a humanitarian crisis without shelter, food, or medical care.
• Sep 10 — The government's displaced-camps unit has issued an urgent appeal for intervention as residents describe fleeing under heavy bombardment and sniper fire.