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800,000 people in Yemen cut off from food aid, warns UN's World Food Programme | DW News

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@TenFoil113
@@TenFoil113Imported3wk ago
Food shortages and fighting are just part of life in some parts of the world….its not a problem that can be solved🙄
@mrazizi583
@@mrazizi583Imported3wk ago
Talk about Gaza genocide and siege 😂😂😂 if human lives matter to you or everything Israel does is ok with pro 😢 team
@komukafi
@@komukafiImported3wk ago
If the MSM were to cover this the Ukrainian way<br><br>&quot;Yemeni forces poised to liberate Taiz from Saudi occupation&quot;.
@brucewilson77
@@brucewilson77Imported3wk ago
The houthis / Iranians are hiding behind an innocent populous again. They do the same thing in Gaza and everywhere else. By giving into this extortion and pressuring the Saudis to stop, will just encourage them to do it in the future. <br>This is just one more reason why they need to be defeated, I would like to save all these poor people but in doing so you would create multiple many times more victims.
@LunarMoon-d4v
@@LunarMoon-d4vImported3wk ago
Your vvestern leaders are even worst ...<br>A 2025 academic study published in The Lancet Global Health concluded that unilateral sanctions imposed by the US and EU between 1970 and 2021 are associated with approximately 38 million excess deaths.<br> Children under five and the elderly represent the largest demographic affected, with under-five child mortality accounting for 51% of the total deaths.<br><br>Led by economist Francisco Rodríguez of the University of Denver, the comprehensive statistical analysis highlights the severe human cost of long-term economic blockades, which critics and researchers argue function as a form of devastating economic warfare
@LunarMoon-d4v
@@LunarMoon-d4vImported3wk ago
🙃Why you don&#39;t tell the truth report by the UN ?<br>Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners enforced a strict naval, land, and air blockade on Yemen starting in 2015. This action severely restricted the import of food, fuel, and medicine to Houthi-controlled northern areas.<br><br>The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) estimated that by the end of 2021, the conflict in Yemen had caused over 377,000 deaths, with roughly 60% (over 223,000 people) dying from indirect causes like starvation, malnutrition, and preventable waterborne diseases like cholera.<br>The catastrophic humanitarian crisis, widely regarded as a man-made famine.
@lettuceman306
@@lettuceman306Imported3wk ago
Lot of people struggling with the basic concept of &quot;two wrongs don&#39;t make a right&quot; in the comments here
@revoltingman
@@revoltingmanImported3wk ago
Ansar Allah as I understand are on the ground mediating with the locals on the ground for them to give up arms peacefully which I have seen video footage of people of Taiz willingly giving up there weapons and letting them go. Taiz is surrounded and I&#39;m sure there is some kind of siege warfare going on but I think they are trying to minimise death and destruction of the city. Ansar Allah control round 80% of the population vs what you call Yemen less than 20% proped up and conntrolled by saudi and mercenaries. Funny how all of a sudden they care about food aid when Yemen has been under a crippling siege for a decade with over 2 million children suffering from sever malnutrition according to WHO, UNICEF and others. I&#39;m not going to lai it all down but please don&#39;t listen to these propagandised niconpoops and go do your own research 🙏🏽
@sarahbrown5073
@@sarahbrown5073Imported3wk ago
...but the US Saudi blockade was fine. Now that the Saudi&#39;s are losing the war they started, all of a sudden you care?
@Шурик-б7п
@@Шурик-б7пImported3wk ago
read his stuff and wake up.
@MJ-cv5ye
@@MJ-cv5yeImported3wk ago
Taiz has been under siege for literally years. Houthi regularly try starving them out. Suddenly acting like this is a crisis when media ignored it for years is disengenious. Taiz has been resupplied by a single narrow mountain road for years. All other approaches to the city have been Houthi controlled for years with Houthi employing groomed child soldiers as snipers on the hills to murder civilians randomly as a demoralisation &amp; terror tactic
@revoltingman
@@revoltingmanImported3wk ago
So much wrong with the western coverage of Yemen 😅
@DimaHisoka
@@DimaHisokaImported3wk ago
Not word on Sudia blocked of Yemen since 2015 ? No food no medicine Why do you think the war starts again
@alisheikh4698
@@alisheikh4698Imported3wk ago
Iranians have the blood of hundreds of thousands of Syrians Iraqis Lebanese and Yemenis on their hands. Never forget
@maybelleobuyes-toledo6692
@@maybelleobuyes-toledo6692Imported3wk ago
The world is starting to fall into chaos. Nway, the anchor is pleasing to the eyes. 😊
@MrDlion20
@@MrDlion20Imported3wk ago
but how do they get missiles then?
@d1tto232
@@d1tto232Imported3wk ago
Saudi Arabia started the mass spread of Hunger when started this mess by heavily attacking civilians in Yemen and even worsening the conflict recently by attacking an airport in Yemen and still no real condemnation because even the most moralistic countries in Europe want Saudi Oil