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People fleeing Iran-backed rebels’ advance in Yemen describe a ‘hysterical panic’

A surge of displacement is occurring as 1,400 people flee Yemen for Djibouti following an invasion by Houthi rebels.

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The brief

A significant humanitarian movement is unfolding as individuals flee Yemen to seek safety in Djibouti. According to a report from Vanguard News, approximately 1,400 people have already made this crossing. The coverage provided by Vanguard News emphasizes the scale of the sudden displacement and the specific direction of the exodus.

The reporting focuses on the crossing from Yemen into the neighboring country of Djibouti, highlighting that the number of refugees has reached 1,400. The invasion mentioned in the coverage indicates a shift in the territorial control or a new offensive that has triggered immediate fear among the local population. Future developments to monitor include the total number of people arriving in Djibouti and whether the Houthi advance continues into further territories.

There is no information currently provided regarding the response from the Djiboutian government or the international community, but the continuing movement of people remains the central point of the current reports.

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Quick answers

How many people have fled Yemen to Djibouti?

According to Vanguard News, 1,400 people have fled to Djibouti.

Who is responsible for the invasion in Yemen?

The invasion is being carried out by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

How do those fleeing describe the situation?

People fleeing the advance of the rebels have described the atmosphere as hysterical panic.

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