An agreement on the cessation of hostilities was reached between the United States and Iran on June 17, 2026, following a period of escalating regional tensions. This escalation had previously triggered a humanitarian crisis impacting multiple regions. Data on refugees and internally displaced persons was updated as of August 31, 2026.

Funding for humanitarian operations remains well below requirements, with only 64% of the needed amount secured. The country faces a high INFORM risk class, indicating significant vulnerability and insufficient coping capacity.

Yemen hosts a substantial number of internally displaced persons, alongside a smaller population of refugees. The broader regional escalation has contributed to a humanitarian crisis, affecting various populations.

Specific details on the impact of the cessation of hostilities agreement on Yemen are not yet covered in recent reporting. Information on food security, health outcomes, and access to services for affected populations is also not provided.