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The Yemeni stalemate: is there a way out?

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Ref: AD-2830

Summary: Yemen remains locked in a political stalemate, with both the Huthi (Ansar Allah) and internationally recognised governments showing no willingness to compromise, despite escalating military actions and Red Sea attacks. This entrenched deadlock, exacerbated by internal divisions and external influences, has led to a severe deterioration of living conditions and a dire humanitarian crisis, with millions of Yemenis suffering from a lack of aid and basic necessities due to their leaders’ apparent indifference.

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