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truces and ceasefires and some hope, and that's mainly because the two big regional powers backing both sides and is complete, saudi arabia and iran, back in march, they agreed to normalise relations. that gave some optimism. for the first time, there were direct talks between the saudis and the houthis. there were exchanges of prisoners. but since then, the talks have stalled a bit, with not much progress. and all the while, the humanitarian crisis has got worse. and the key point is that russia's invasion of ukraine has not made this any easier, because it has raised the price of wheat and disrupted the supply of wheat, which yemen desperately needs, but also, it has distracted world attention. we have been looking elsewhere and so as a result, all the aid that was going to ukraine and less has been going to ukraine and less has been going to ukraine and less has been going to yemen. take for example the uk. the uk is still the fourth largest donor. a few years ago, the uk used to be giving £260 million worth of assistance every year. at