A girl holds propeller debris as she stands near other women and children by tents at the Suweida camp for people internally displaced by conflict, near Yemen's northern city of Marib. AFP
Young girls stand through the entrance of a tent at the Suweida camp for people internally displaced by conflict, near Yemen's northern city of Marib. AFP
Marib Governor Sultan al-Arada speaks during an interview in the northern city of Marib, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government's last northern bastion. AFP
Troops loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed government are at a position against the Houthi rebels at the al-Kanais frontline in the north of the contested northeastern province of Marib. AFP
The outcome of the scorched-earth battles raging around Marib city, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government's last northern stronghold, could significantly alter the future course of Yemen's conflict, now in its seventh year. AFP
The loss of Marib, gripped by a worsening humanitarian crisis, would be a heavy blow to the government. AFP
The loss of Marib gives the Iran-aligned rebels more leverage in any future negotiations or even spur them to push further south, observers say. AFP
A girl holds propeller debris as she stands near other women and children by tents at the Suweida camp for people internally displaced by conflict, near Yemen's northern city of Marib. AFP
Young girls stand through the entrance of a tent at the Suweida camp for people internally displaced by conflict, near Yemen's northern city of Marib. AFP
Marib Governor Sultan al-Arada speaks during an interview in the northern city of Marib, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government's last northern bastion. AFP
Troops loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed government are at a position against the Houthi rebels at the al-Kanais frontline in the north of the contested northeastern province of Marib. AFP
The outcome of the scorched-earth battles raging around Marib city, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government's last northern stronghold, could significantly alter the future course of Yemen's conflict, now in its seventh year. AFP
The loss of Marib, gripped by a worsening humanitarian crisis, would be a heavy blow to the government. AFP
The loss of Marib gives the Iran-aligned rebels more leverage in any future negotiations or even spur them to push further south, observers say. AFP
A girl holds propeller debris as she stands near other women and children by tents at the Suweida camp for people internally displaced by conflict, near Yemen's northern city of Marib. AFP
