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More Than 2,000 Yemenis Reach Djibouti as Fighting Drives New Flight

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Red Sea, Bab-el-Mandeb and Yemen coast, based on NASA Aqua/MODIS imagery from June 2003. Historical geographic context, not current fighting, displacement or weather.
AI courtroom sketch of the Red Sea, Bab-el-Mandeb and Yemen coast, based on NASA Aqua/MODIS imagery from June 2003. Historical geographic context, not current fighting, displacement or weather. Adapted from the credited reference. Bab-el-Mandeb And Red Sea NASA photo.webp — Jesse Allen / NASA GSFC MODIS Rapid Response Team; Public domain. AI illustration based on NASA source imagery. NASA has not reviewed or endorsed this illustration and is not responsible for its accuracy.

The International Organization for Migration said more than 2,000 people fleeing Yemen had reached Djibouti by Sunday, with the first arrivals landing Thursday evening. Djibouti's Economy and Finance Minister Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh had reported about 1,400 arrivals on Saturday. He said the navy, coast guard and other agencies were conducting rescue operations and providing emergency assistance. The arrivals followed renewed fighting along Yemen's Red Sea coast, while IOM's contemporaneous count put internal displacement since the start of September above 82,000 people.

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