Yemen’s warring sides fail to extend UN-backed truce

Published October 2, 2022 12:00am ET



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SANAA, Yemen — Yemen’s warring sides have failed to reach an agreement to extend a nationwide ceasefire, the United Nations said Sunday, endangering the longest lull in fighting since the country’s bloody civil war began.

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