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Yemen’s ports impose $3,000 war-risk fees per container amid regional tensions, risking deeper food shortages.
Yemeni ports face a sharp rise in shipping fees, with carriers imposing $3,000 war-risk charges per container, despite the country’s ports being outside active conflict zones.
The surge, linked to regional tensions involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, threatens to worsen food insecurity in Yemen, where nearly 90% of essentials are imported.
The Aden-based government has ordered traders not to pay the fees and may block non-compliant ships.
Humanitarian groups warn the hikes could deepen shortages, as 63% of households already struggle to access food, with 36% facing severe hunger.
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Los puertos de Yemen imponen tarifas de riesgo de guerra de $ 3,000 por contenedor en medio de las tensiones regionales, lo que pone en riesgo una escasez de alimentos más profunda.