Gulf Cooperation Council ministers have called for urgent measures to counter Houthi militants amid escalating conflict in Yemen, where violent clashes have forced over 233,000 civilians from their homes. The displacement crisis underscores deepening humanitarian concerns as fighting intensifies in key regions, raising fears of further instability. Regional leaders emphasize the need for a coordinated response to address both the military threat and the growing refugee emergency. The situation highlights the fragile state of Yemen’s infrastructure and the strain on neighboring countries already hosting displaced populations.
Gulf ministers urge action against Houthis as fighting displaces more than 233,000 people across Yemen.
