- International report: More than 1,200 civilians killed and injured in Yemen due to the conflict over the past year.
Aden: An illegitimate entity affiliated with the Transitional Council announces a boycott of ministerial exams. - Agency: Trump intends to end all aid to Yemen, and the World Food Programme describes the move as a "death sentence."
- Amran: Houthi militia establishes a collection point for construction materials.
- Taiz: Two Houthi fighters killed by army fire in the western countryside
- A new fire engulfs a sponge factory in Sana'a.
- Hodeidah: Nine civilians killed and injured by mines and war remnants last March
United Nations
Saturday, 5 April, 2025 - 9:44 AM
The United Nations said food stocks in Gaza are running out, and aid programs have been shut down due to a lack of supplies.
Tuesday, 1 April, 2025 - 6:52 AM
The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, called on Monday for "accountability and justice" following the killing of 15 health and humanitarian workers by Israeli forces and the discovery of their bodies in the Gaza Strip.
Sunday, 30 March, 2025 - 7:56 PM
The United Nations, for its part, confirmed a decline in fuel and food imports to these Red Sea ports during the first two months of the new year. This decline stems from declining storage capacity at these ports, as well as threats related to US airstrikes on areas controlled by the group.
Saturday, 29 March, 2025 - 12:02 PM
The United Nations announced on Friday that 830 people were killed in the Gaza Strip, including 174 women and 322 children, and 1,787 others were injured between March 18 and 25.
Friday, 28 March, 2025 - 6:40 PM
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said on Friday that Israeli actions in Gaza, which include raids on populated areas in which civilians were killed, "bear the hallmarks" of brutal crimes.
Monday, 24 March, 2025 - 10:34 AM
The United Nations has renewed its call on the Iran-backed Houthi militia to immediately release 23 of its detained staff members, some of whom have been held in its prisons for more than three years.