Fighting in Yemen has intensified following renewed Houthi attacks, with the army reporting 474 attacks in 24 hours that killed or wounded 1,540 fighters. The conflict has worsened humanitarian conditions, as the UN warns that 75% of families in government-held areas are struggling to find enough food. The World Food Programme has withdrawn from Houthi-controlled regions due to pressure from the militia. The Houthis, backed by Iran, have resumed attacks on pro-government forces, escalating tensions in the region. The situation has raised concerns over the growing impact on civilian populations, with food shortages reported in both areas under government control and those held by the militia. The conflict continues to disrupt aid efforts, leaving many Yemenis without access to basic necessities. The ongoing violence highlights the deepening crisis in the country, with humanitarian organizations calling for urgent intervention to address the worsening conditions.