Conflict in #Yemen has displaced more than 4 million people. Over 23 million Yemenis need humanitarian assistance in 2022. Since the start of Yemen's truce on 2 April, there has been a significant reduction in violence & civilian casualties. Conflict parties must renew it.
#BREAKING : @UN envoy to Yemen#HansGrundberg calls on the parties to conclude their internal deliberations on the proposal urgently and deliver positive results to the #Yemenis
KSrelief Distributes Over 14 Tons of Food Baskets in #Yemen ’s Taiz
Several countries, including Bangladesh, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Oman, and Yemen, have approached India for wheat imports under bilateral agreements.
#Yemen's Presidential Council Asserts Need to Improve Services, Living Conditions
It has been two months since Yemen’s warring sides agreed a truce. Has it improved people’s lives? Yemenis from three parts of the country offer their thoughts in this short film:
#Yemen Calls for Protecting #Refugees from Houthi Attacks
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A good question to ask: "Why doesn't the world care more about suffering in places like Yemen and Afghanistan?" A bad question to ask: "Why does the world care so much about Ukraine?" This app encourages you to turn everything into a fight, but we can care about the whole world
Angelina Jolie visited Yemen to bring attention to the country's humanitarian crisis.
Trump just killed the Al Queda leader in Yemen. Another disgusting terrorist (austere religious scholar in media speak) bites the dust. Meanwhile Democrats are learning how to count and failing basic addition. Thank you @realDonaldTrump
"It will be the largest famine the world has seen in many decades, with millions of victims." Yemen facing massive famine, says chief
While western feminists complain about Trump revealing Brzezinski's facelift here is what US bombs have been doing to girls' faces in Yemen.
Another one bites the dust. Thanks @realDonaldTrump for taking the fight to these monsters and taking out their leadership one by one. Amazing work. U.S. Strikes at Leader of Qaeda in Yemen - The New York Times
Two years ago, the Saudi crown prince bought a DaVinci painting for $450 million. That's more than half what Saudi Arabia is refusing to contribute to the UN to address the humanitarian nightmare their war is helping create in Yemen.
'Hundreds in Yemen will die within a week unless Saudi siege ends'
The Yemen War is spiraling out of control. The Saudi/UAE/U.S. coalition bombed a Doctors Without Borders cholera treatment facility earlier today. Let me repeat that - the U.S helped bomb A DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS CHOLERA TREATMENT FACILITY.
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