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Briefing by Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.

HODEIDA,  Yemen — Two fuel ships have entered war-torn Yemen's port of Hodeida, the first shipment in months, the rebels who control the city said on Monday, after a UN-brokered truce went into effect.Yemen has been embroiled in conflict between the government, supported by a Saudi-led military coalition, and the Iran-backed Houthi rebels since 2014, when the insurgents seized

Following a two-month ceasefire deal between the Saudi-led coalition and Yemen, the first fuel ships docked at Hudaydah.

On Monday, March 28 at 19:30 GMT:Afflicted by widespread hunger, disease and displacement, Yemen's dire humanitarian crisis is expected to worsen in t

Baher Kamal reports on U.N. agencies' warnings of the catastrophic consequences of the Saudi Arabia/UAE coalition's war on Yemen, which is being fueled by U.S. and European arms deals.  By Baher Kamal Inter Press Service Yemen’s already dire hunger crisis is teetering on the edge of outri

Yemen’s already dire hunger crisis is teetering on the edge of outright catastrophe, with 17.4 million people now in need of food assistance and a growing portion of the population coping with emerg

UN and Yemen rebels agree to transfer oil from Yemen tanker

"Unless we receive substantial new funding immediately, mass starvation and famine will follow," said the U.N. food program chief of the crisis in Yemen. Multiple United Nations agencies on Monday sounded heightened alarm over the food crisis in...

At least 19 million Yemenis will go hungry unless funds are raised, UN officials say ahead of pledging conference.

SANA’A, ADEN, ROME, NEW YORK, 14 March 2022  - Yemen’s already dire hunger crisis is teetering on the edge of outright catastrophe, with 17.4 million people now in need of food assistance and a growing portion of the population coping with emergency levels of hunger, UN agencies have warned.