也门自9月初以来战事升级，胡塞武装发动大规模进攻导致人道主义危机加剧。1超过13万人因此流离失所，联合国难民署警告这一数字可能上升至23万以上。1此外，约3000人已经越过红海逃离，预计最多可能有1万人走上这一危险路线。1
旅居澳大利亚的也门籍居民卡兹万·塔尔博什为此感到担忧。1他已经16年未见到自己的父母，而其父母目前居住在塔伊兹，该地区是近期战事的重灾区之一。1卡兹万表示担心可能再也没有机会与年迈的父母团聚。1他同时呼吁澳大利亚政府增加人道援助并发挥外交作用推动和平。1
也门的人道援助响应资金短缺严重，目前仅获得所需资金的不足20%。12022年联合国斡旋的停火协议曾在很大程度上减少了战斗。1
Qazwan Tarbosh, an Australian resident originally from Yemen, has not seen his parents in 16 years and now worries the renewed fighting in his homeland may prevent him from ever reuniting with them.1 His parents live in Taiz, one of the areas heavily affected by the intensified conflict.1
Yemen has experienced a dramatic escalation in violence since early September, with Houthi forces launching major military offensives across the country.1 On September 10, Houthi forces seized the strategic port city of Mocha.1 The humanitarian toll has been severe, with more than 130,000 people displaced since the beginning of September.1 The United Nations Refugee Agency has warned that the number of internally displaced people could climb above 230,000.1 Additionally, around 3,000 people have already fled across the Red Sea, with projections suggesting as many as 10,000 could make the journey.1 Despite the scale of the crisis, Yemen's humanitarian response has received less than 20 percent of the funding required.1
The recent deterioration marks a significant shift from the previous relative calm.1 A UN-brokered truce in 2022 had largely reduced fighting in the country.1 Qazwan has called on the Australian government to increase humanitarian aid and use diplomatic efforts to promote peace in Yemen.
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