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Yemen’s civil war has dramatically intensified after four years of relative calm between Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces. The renewed fighting marks a significant escalation in regional tensions with widespread military operations resuming across multiple fronts.

Houthi militants launched dozens of missiles and unmanned drones against Saudi Arabian oil installations in coordinated strikes. Saudi Arabia responded with extensive aerial bombardment, while government forces reported the ‘liberation’ of territory from rebel control. Approximately 20,000 civilians have been displaced from their homes due to the renewed fighting.

The escalation represents a critical development in regional security, with direct attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure threatening global oil supply stability and indicating a major shift in the conflict dynamics after the extended period of reduced hostilities.

Sources: Walla, Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post, Ynet