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Yemen conflict

First reported Nov 6 · Last development Nov 7 morning · 2 updates

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Severity unchanged since the previous update (4 → 4)

Still open Responsibility for the attack is disputed.

Nov 6 Morning: 4/104Nov 7 Morning: 4/104
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  1. Nov 7 · Morning 4/10 no change

    Houthis blame Saudi strikes for Taiz market deaths; Yemeni government disputes claim

    What changed At least 30 people were reportedly killed in an attack on a market in al-Waziyah, Taiz province, with Houthi forces blaming Saudi airstrikes, France 24 reported. Government forces and local authorities disputed the claim and accused the Houthis of indiscriminate fire. A Houthi Health Ministry spokesperson said 15 others were wounded.

    Impact Taiz hosts around half of the more than 300,000 people displaced by the latest fighting, according to France 24.

    Open Responsibility for the attack is disputed.

    Details and sources

    Context Taiz province has seen intense clashes in recent weeks.

    Confirmed 3 outlets 3 news organizations reported this. Confirmed means 2 or more did. Outlets that republish wire copy (AP, Reuters) can't always be told apart, so this is the most independent confirmation there could be, not a guarantee.
    • ScaleScale 1 Scale 1/2 · National How widely it reaches. 0 Local · 1 National · 2 Multinational or global.
    • HumanHuman 2 Human 2/2 · Lives lost or directly at risk Human impact. 0 None · 1 Disruption: displacement, outages, restrictions · 2 Lives lost or directly at risk.
    • EconEcon 0 Econ 0/2 · Negligible Economic impact. 0 Negligible · 1 A sector or a national economy · 2 Global markets or supply chains.
    • EscalationEsc 1 Escalation 1/2 · Could spread or worsen Potential to grow. 0 Contained · 1 Could spread or worsen · 2 Actively escalating.
    • ReversibilityRev 0 Reversibility 0/2 · Easily reversed How lasting the effects are. 0 Easily reversed · 1 Lasting · 2 Permanent or structural.

    Sources AP · The Hindu · France 24

  2. Nov 6 · Morning 4/10 FIRST REPORT

    Airstrikes on market in Taiz province, Yemen, kill at least 30, Houthis say

    What changed A Houthi Health Ministry spokesperson, Anees Alsabahi, told Houthi-run Al Masirah TV that airstrikes on a market in al-Waziyah, Taiz province, killed at least 30 people. He said 15 others were wounded.

    Impact At least 30 civilians at a market were reported killed in southwestern Yemen, according to Houthi officials.

    Details and sources

    Context The figures come from Houthi authorities, as reported by AP and The Hindu.

    Confirmed 2 outlets 2 news organizations reported this. Confirmed means 2 or more did. Outlets that republish wire copy (AP, Reuters) can't always be told apart, so this is the most independent confirmation there could be, not a guarantee.
    • ScaleScale 0 Scale 0/2 · Local How widely it reaches. 0 Local · 1 National · 2 Multinational or global.
    • HumanHuman 2 Human 2/2 · Lives lost or directly at risk Human impact. 0 None · 1 Disruption: displacement, outages, restrictions · 2 Lives lost or directly at risk.
    • EconEcon 0 Econ 0/2 · Negligible Economic impact. 0 Negligible · 1 A sector or a national economy · 2 Global markets or supply chains.
    • EscalationEsc 1 Escalation 1/2 · Could spread or worsen Potential to grow. 0 Contained · 1 Could spread or worsen · 2 Actively escalating.
    • ReversibilityRev 1 Reversibility 1/2 · Lasting How lasting the effects are. 0 Easily reversed · 1 Lasting · 2 Permanent or structural.

    Sources AP · The Hindu

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