The United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen warned of the greatest risk of a large-scale war in the country since the 2022 truce. This warning comes at a time of growing instability in the Middle East region.
At least 11,400 families have been displaced since September 3, representing a significant increase in the flow of internal refugees in the country. This mass displacement further aggravates the humanitarian crisis that has already affected the Yemeni population for years.
Attacks in the region continue to pressure international maritime routes, contributing to the rise in oil prices on global markets. The instability directly affects the global economy through these commercial channels.
Tensions between Israel, Iran and Hezbollah are intensifying, creating a scenario of potential escalation of the conflict in the region. This situation has alarmed the international community, which fears an expansion of the conflict beyond the already affected borders.
