Yemen: Maps show 10 years of changing control
A decade of war has shifted Yemen’s front lines, but the Houthis still hold Sanaa, and no side controls the country.
Al Jazeera English reports that a decade of war has shifted Yemen’s front lines, but the Houthis still hold Sanaa, and no side controls the country.
This world story centres on Yemen. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Houthis and Sanaa.
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- Houthis, Sanaa
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