Yemen faces devastating humanitarian crisis in Taiz amid escalating conflict, rising food prices, and cholera outbreaks, while Houthi attacks continue against Saudi Arabia.

Yemen's southwestern city of Taiz is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis due to escalating tensions, which are causing food prices to soar and supplies to dwindle, according to the UN Spokesperson. Simultaneously, Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia have expanded to include aviation targets, with strikes on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport reportedly killing at least 18 people and injuring over 300. The conflict has displaced over 200,000 people across 10 governorates, leading to a sharp increase in suspected cholera cases.