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The number of migrants making the risky crossing through Yemen to the oil-rich Gulf states has dropped by three-quarters.
The Houthi assault on the government held city of Marib is forcing Yemeni families to flee and search for safety elsewhere.
Yemen journalist Adel Al-Hasani was arrested in September and has reportedly been tortured and mistreated by forces loyal to the UAE.
Victims and their families claim that Riyadh knew Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, a Saudi air officer, had been radicalised but failed to act.
Clashes between Houthi and government forces have led to hundreds of causalities in Marib, where the Houthis are attempting to gain territory.
Iran must refrain from any provocation as Washington steps up efforts to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran.
Oxfam called on the UK to immediately end all arms 'that risk being used against civilians and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis'.
Talks on a possible prisoner exchange between Yemen's warring parties concluded Sunday with no deal after a month of wrangling, the UN said.
Yemen's Saudi-backed government accused Houthi rebels Saturday of using civilians as human shields.
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said Afghanistan's peace process depends on the Taliban reducing attacks.
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