Yemen fuel shortage hampers migrants trying to flee to Djibouti
What to know about Yemen fuel shortage hampers migrants trying to flee to Djibouti
A fuel shortage in Yemen is hampering the movement of people fleeing the country’s escalating fighting and seeking safety across the Red Sea in Djibouti, with the UN migration agency warning that more Yemenis are ready to make the crossing by boat.
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What happened
A fuel shortage in Yemen is hampering the movement of people fleeing the country’s escalating fighting and seeking safety across the Red Sea in Djibouti, with the UN migration agency warning that more Yemenis are ready to make the crossing by boat.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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