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Dozens of civilians in Yemen have been killed in fighting in the besieged city of Taiz between Houthi rebels and forces loyal to the government. Hospitals are fast running out of medical supplies. The relentless fighting has killed hundreds of civilians and created a dire humanitarian situation. People fear outbreaks of disease due to the unsanitary conditions and fumes from explosives being used by all sides. In Pictures: Sanaa: A city of broken glass and shattered hope. Pro-government fighters were not able to close in from Taiz after they faced stiff resistance there. They are trying to push towards the capital Sanaa from Jawf, Marib and Nehem. Fighters say taking over Nehem mountains will cut off supplies to Houthi fighters and Republican guard forces loyal to Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former president. But in the fight to take over a military camp and a weapons depot, more than 60 soldiers and fighters have been killed on both sides. The lack of security is helping armed groups like al-Qaeda — which has claimed control of several areas in recent weeks — in the south. It is being targeted by US drone strikes and, in one such strike on Thursday, a local commander was reportedly killed. His death, if confirmed, is seen as a blow for al-Qaeda. Yemen is being torn apart by conflict for the last two years. For millions of Yemenis struggling to survive, military gains by any side do not mean much. Video Duration 02 minutes 21 seconds By Osama Bin Javaid. Published On 4 Feb 4 Feb Sponsored Content.

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