A decade of conflict in Yemen has reshaped the battlefield, yet the Houthis maintain control of the capital, Sanaa, while no single faction exercises authority over the entire country. The shifting power dynamics reflect the prolonged stalemate and the complex web of alliances that continue to define the war’s trajectory. With no clear resolution in sight, the humanitarian crisis deepens as competing forces struggle for dominance. The situation underscores the challenges of ending a conflict where territorial gains have not translated into lasting stability.
A decade of war has shifted Yemen’s front lines, but the Houthis still hold Sanaa, and no side controls the country.
