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UN envoy meets Houthi negotiators in a bid to halt escalating violence in Yemen

The latest fighting has killed at least 838 people and displaced more than 145,000, according to the United Nations.

  • UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg met with Houthi chief negotiator Mohammed Abdul-Salam in Muscat over the weekend to explore ways to prevent further escalation in Yemen's ongoing conflict.
  • The conflict began in 2014 when Iran-backed rebels seized the capital, Sanaa, forcing the government into exile in Saudi Arabia; the kingdom entered the war a year later.
  • Rebels recently captured the strategic city of Mokha, extending their reach to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, through which around 12% of global trade passes, while intensifying attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
  • Fierce fighting has killed at least 838 people and wounded more than 3,640 others, according to the U.N., while displacing more than 145,000 inside Yemen and forcing more than 3,000 to flee to Djibouti.
  • Grundberg recommended disentangling the Yemen war from broader Middle East tensions, including the recent conflict between Israel and Iran, to help reach a settlement defined by Yemenis through efficient negotiations.
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UN envoy meets Houthi negotiators in a bid to halt escalating violence in Yemen

The U.N. envoy for Yemen says he met with Houthi negotiators over the weekend in efforts to prevent further escalation in Yemen.

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