Forgotten Wars: The Yemeni Civil War

The Yemeni civil war originated in 2014, when the Houthi movement (representing the Zaydi Shiite Islamic minority) seized control of the capital, Sana’a. in the following years, the conflict progressively escalated, with the rebel forces consolidating their control over the northern regions, while the internationally recognised government retained authority over portions of the southern territory, including the port city of Aden, which was transformed into the temporary seat of the government.