Bounded crisis tracker
Red Sea security tracker
Monthly conflict pulse for Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Djibouti and Eritrea — the fixed four-country boundary around the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb strait.
This tracker uses a fixed four-country boundary around the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb. It provides country-level humanitarian conflict context; maritime warnings and vessel disruptions remain separate live signals on the chokepoint pages and dashboard.
Latest maintained month
Country conflict pulse
Metrics are country-level records for the latest available HAPI/HDX reference month. Missing countries are unavailable, not zero. A combined total is withheld when reference periods differ.
- Yemen
561 events · 660 fatalities · 2026-09-01 - Saudi Arabia
20 events · 73 fatalities · 2026-09-01 - Djibouti
0 events · 0 fatalities · 2026-09-01 - Eritrea
0 events · 0 fatalities · 2026-09-01
Maintained month snapshot
This page records the committed 2026-09-01 HAPI/HDX country summaries published September 28, 2026. JavaScript can refresh newer values; the numbers above remain available without it.
Source: World Monitor weekly pulse snapshot, September 28, 2026. Combined totals are withheld when covered countries report different reference months.
Coverage boundary
Yemen (YE), Saudi Arabia (SA), Djibouti (DJ), Eritrea (ER). Events outside this list are not included in the live totals on this page.
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How to read this tracker
Use these monthly country summaries as a bounded pulse, then inspect the dashboard for event-level context, map layers, and other independent signals. The figures are not forecasts and should not be interpreted as a complete casualty or incident ledger. World Monitor's forecasts are graded separately, and that record is published on the forecast accuracy scorecard.
Download: tracker.json. Scope source: World Monitor crisis registry. Maintained metrics: HAPI/HDX humanitarian conflict summaries from the UN OCHA Humanitarian API.
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