More than seven years of conflict in Yemen have caused one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises

 

New York From UN

Rashad Alkhader

Yemen is facing the largest famine in contemporary history due to the war in the country for more than 7 years, and the United Nations estimates that 80% of Yemenis eat diseases related to the security of Almasa.

The United Nations warned Thursday in the World Food Program of the United Nations World Food Program, known as its World Food, and support for the country that has been witnessing a devastating war for years.

What more than seven years of conflict in Yemen has resulted in tens of thousands of civilians and the displacement of millions, makes Yemen one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world.

Some 19 million Yemenis will go hungry this year without food aid and education about the dangers of war in Ukraine by deepening their suffering on food and fuel prices.

In Yemen, the deterioration is evident in the corridors and rooms of hospitals that receive children who do not stop crying after their bodies are deformed and emaciated.

The people of Yemen need and deserve support