Fighting has escalated in Yemen between the Houthi rebels and government forces backed by Saudi Arabia. The Iran-backed militia accused Riyadh of conducting over 90 air strikes across the country, including in the capital, Sanaa, on Friday, October 2. These attacks have intensified the already ongoing conflict, which has been ongoing for several years and has led to widespread humanitarian issues. The violence has spread to the Taiz region, which lies between the southern city of Aden and areas controlled by the Houthi rebels. Clashes in this region have led to the deaths of dozens of people, according to local reports. Taiz has long been a contested area, with both sides vying for control due to its strategic location and resources. The conflict in Yemen has drawn international attention, with various global powers supporting different factions. The Houthi rebels, who are aligned with Iran, have been fighting against the internationally recognized government, which receives military and financial support from Saudi Arabia and its allies. This regional rivalry has contributed to the protracted nature of the conflict. Efforts to find a peaceful resolution have been limited, with ongoing violence and humanitarian crises affecting millions of people. The situation remains volatile, with no clear end in sight, and the international community continues to call for a ceasefire and diplomatic solutions.