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Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge

Al Jazeera Monday 14 September 2026, 18:46 UTC 1 min read
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Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge NewsFeed Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge As fighting intensifies in Yemen, thousands of Yemenis are seeking refuge in Djibouti, deepening the country’s humanitarian crisis. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Tawakul reports from a camp where displaced Yemenis are registering for refugee status. Published On 14 Sep 2026

Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge NewsFeed Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge As fighting intensifies in Yemen, thousands of Yemenis are seeking refuge in Djibouti, deepening the country’s humanitarian crisis. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Tawakul reports from a camp where displaced Yemenis are registering for refugee status. Published On 14 Sep 2026
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