“Yemen's Taiz Faces 'Unmanageable' Crisis as Houthi Siege Cuts Water, Food, Fuel” — what this page in the network covers. The Yemeni city of Taiz is spiraling toward an unmanageable humanitarian catastrophe as Houthi forces tighten their siege, leaving more than 900,000 residents without reliable access to water, fresh food, and fuel, Oxfam aid workers warn. The Iran-allied Houthis have largely encircled the city, severing most supply routes and deepening shortages that threaten daily survival. This week, intense fighting around Taiz's old airport has inflicted extensive damage on densely populated residential areas, putting civilians at even greater risk.
The blockade and renewed violence are pushing an already dire situation toward collapse, with aid agencies struggling to reach those in need. As the world's attention wavers, Taiz stands as a stark reminder of Yemen's forgotten war, where a city of nearly a million people is slowly being strangled. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.