The BBC gained rare access to Yemen’s conflict zone, traveling to the front line with pro‑government soldiers in a city that has become a key battleground in the war.
The front‑line city lies in the heart of Yemen, where Houthi rebels and government forces clash daily. Yemen has been embroiled in a civil war since 2014, with the Houthi movement controlling large parts of the north and the internationally recognised government backed by a Saudi‑led coalition.
During the visit, the BBC team was escorted by soldiers, giving them a close view of the daily realities of the conflict. They witnessed the soldiers’ routines, the tension on the streets, and the impact on civilians caught in the cross‑fire.
The coverage offers a rare glimpse into the front line, as journalists rarely get access to the area. It highlights the ongoing struggle for control and the human cost of the war.
<small>Source: BBC News — read the original story there.</small>
