Climate-Induced Migration into Yemen Poses Regional Security Threat
Yemen is experiencing significant climate-induced migration from the Horn of Africa, with up to 200,000 people entering the country annually. This migration exacerbates Yemen's existing humanitarian crisis, driven by civil war, weak governance, and resource scarcity. Migrants often become part of violent extremist groups, further destabilizing the region. The Yemeni Coast Guard struggles to manage the influx due to limited resources and capabilities. The situation highlights the need for improved maritime interdiction, infrastructure development, and governance in both Yemen and the Horn of Africa to mitigate the risks associated with climate migration.