Djibouti calls for urgent international assistance as over 2,500 Yemenis flee to the country since last week, with numbers expected to reach 10,000
Djibouti's Interior Minister Omar Abdi Said warned on Wednesday that the influx of Yemeni refugees, already exceeding 2,500 since last Thursday, has surpassed national capacity and is projected to rise to about 10,000 in the coming weeks. The country is facing increasing pressure amid declining international funding, prompting calls to the United Nations and international partners to mobilize urgent financial resources. The displacement is driven by heavy fighting in western Yemen between Iran-backed Houthis and the Saudi-backed government.
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