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Senator Tuberville Mocked Over Putin Comments "If Vladimir Putin Says It, It Must Be True!" - Vimarsana News

Senator Tuberville Mocked Over Putin Comments "If Vladimir Putin Says It, It Must Be True!"

Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville has drawn intense criticism online for his defense of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the wake of an interview

U.N. seeks $4.3 billion for Yemen to avert mass starvation as funding dwindles - Vimarsana News

U.N. seeks $4.3 billion for Yemen to avert mass starvation as funding dwindles

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Clean water becomes a luxury good in war-ravaged Yemen - La Prensa Latina Media - Vimarsana News

Clean water becomes a luxury good in war-ravaged Yemen - La Prensa Latina Media

By Khaled Abdullah Sanaa, Dec 28 (EFE).- Seven years ago, a war broke out in Yemen and plunged it into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Now the situation is further exacerbated to the point that half of the population lacks access to clean water. The already impoverished country has faced water scarcity for …

War forces Yemenis to eat plant leaves as famine risk grows - Vimarsana News

War forces Yemenis to eat plant leaves as famine risk grows

War forces Yemenis to eat plant leaves as famine risk grows 2 minutes read By Jaled Abdala Sana’a, Feb 19 (efe-epa).- On a hillside near their village in the east of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, women collect leaves from a creeper to feed their starving families. People in the Bani al-Qallam village, some 100 km from Sanaa, have been mainly consuming leaves of local vines like ghulaf or Cyphostemma digitatum to escape starvation deaths by six years of war. With around 2,500 inhabitants, Bani al-Qallam is one of the most neglected villages in the war-ravaged West Asian country. People in the ...