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Displaced Yemenis Describe Terrifying Journey to Djibouti Amid Gunfire

Displaced Yemenis who fled to Djibouti have been describing the fighting that forced them to leave. At least 100,000 people have left Yemen since the start of September as Iran-backed Houthi rebels advanced on the coast, seizing control of

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Displaced Yemenis Describe Terrifying Journey to Djibouti Amid Gunfire
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At least 100,000 people have fled Yemen since early September as Houthi rebels advanced along the coast and seized control of the Bab el-Mandeb strait. Displaced Yemenis arriving in Djibouti have described the fighting they escaped.

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