Civil conflict looms in Yemen as Huthis push south
To consolidate power, the Huthi movement is seeking to remove the president by force
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- Anti-Huthi camp
- Political parties
- Governors and tribes
- Southern separatists
- Military and militias
- Pro-Huthi camp
- Military and militias
- Government institutions
- Financial resources
- Creating facts on the ground
- Marib
- Ta'izz
- Southern governorates
- Sectarian conflict risk
- Iran and Saudi support
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_350.jpg "Southern People's Resistance militants loyal to Yemen's President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi (Reuters/Nabeel Quaiti)")