July 11, 2022: The US and the Emirati occupation of Socotra – What the Emirati takeover of Yemeni islands really means – Truce: Mutual accusations, several roads are opened – and more
Schwerpunkte / Key aspects
Kursiv: Siehe Teil 2 / In Italics: Look in part 2: https://www.freitag.de/autoren/dklose/jemenkrieg-mosaik-814b-yemen-war-mosaic-814b
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Für wen das Thema ganz neu ist / Who is new to the subject
cp1 Am wichtigsten: Sokotra und Inseln / Most important: Socotra and islands
cp1a Am wichtigsten: Coronavirus und Seuchen / Most important: Coronavirus and epidemics
cp2 Allgemein / General
cp2a Allgemein: Saudische Blockade / General: Saudi blockade
cp3 Humanitäre Lage / Humanitarian situation
cp4 Flüchtlinge / Refugees
cp5 Nordjemen und Huthis / Northern Yemen and Houthis
cp6 Separatisten und Hadi-Regierung im Südjemen / Separatists and Hadi government in Southern Yemen
cp7 UNO und Friedensgespräche / UN and peace talks
cp8 Saudi-Arabien / Saudi Arabia
cp9 USA
cp9a USA-Iran Krise: Spannungen am Golf / US-Iran crisis: Tensions at the Gulf
cp11 Deutschland / Germany
cp12b Sudan
cp13a Waffenhandel / Arms trade
cp13b Kulturerbe / Cultural heritage
cp13c Wirtschaft / Economy
cp14 Terrorismus / Terrorism
cp15 Propaganda
cp16 Saudische Luftangriffe / Saudi air raids
cp17 Kriegsereignisse / Theater of War
cp18 Kampf um Hodeidah / Hodeidah battle
cp19 Sonstiges / Other
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A = Aktuell / Current news
B = Hintergrund / Background
C = Chronik / Chronicle
D = Details
E = Wirtschaft / Economy
H = Humanitäre Fragen / Humanitarian questions
K = Krieg / War
P = Politik / Politics
pH = Pro-Houthi
pS = Pro-Saudi
T = Terrorismus / Terrorism
Für wen das Thema ganz neu ist / Who is new to the subject
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Yemen, the war that must not be forgotten
As the world focuses upon events in Ukraine and the action taken by the international community in that conflict, STEVE BISHOP highlights the current issues and tasks required to bring the war in Yemen higher up the international agenda
THE bombing of Yemen by the Saudi-led coalition has devastated infrastructure across the country.
Hospitals, clinics and vaccination centres have been among the targets. The blockade imposed by the coalition has resulted in widespread starvation and prevented hospitals from getting essential medical supplies.
Such supplies would be vital at any time but have exacerbated the issues faced by the people of Yemen during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The forces of Saudi Arabia, along with those of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), invaded Yemen in March 2015 to reverse the popular uprising led by Houthi rebels.
The Saudis’ main war aim has been to reinstate the puppet leader, the unelected president Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi, to power.
The British government has supported the coalition with billions of pounds of arms sales. Anti-arms trade groups across Europe have also highlighted the role played by a number of other European countries in sustaining the war in Yemen.
However, over half of the combat aircraft used for bombing raids by the Saudis are supplied by Britain. There can be little doubt that these weapons have been used in the attacks upon civilian targets, and researchers on the ground in Yemen have retrieved material which backs this up.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/f/yemen-the-war-that-must-not-be-forgotten
cp1 Am wichtigsten: Sokotra und Inseln / Most important: Socotra and islands
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Occupied Yemeni island could host part of US-led missile defense system
Critics say the proposal is hypocritical given Washington’s opposition to taking territory through force in places like Ukraine.
As Yemen’s civil war raged, the United Arab Emirates arrived on Socotra in 2015 and, despite protests from nearly all warring factions, have slowly expanded their influence since. Today, calls to the island are made using the UAE’s country code, and tourists fly from Abu Dhabi without a Yemeni visa — a situation that some argue amounts to annexation.
The Emiratis have also established a military presence on Socotra. And, according to a recent article in Breaking Defense, they are considering expanding that presence by putting missile defense sensors on the island, which would support a nascent, U.S.-led alliance made up of Israel and several Arab states.
Critics of this proposal worry that increased militarization of Socotra would entrench Abu Dhabi’s influence in the archipelago and damage its local wildlife, much of which cannot be found anywhere else. They also argue that U.S. endorsement of such a move would contradict the position that it is illegal to take territory in war, a stance that underpins the West’s response to Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.
“It just makes any work that [U.S. officials] do about Ukraine seem not honest and not true,” said Aisha Jumaan of the Yemen Relief and Reconstruction Foundation. “Whatever reasons that they are saying in response to the Russian aggression against Ukraine just seems one-sided.”
Jumaan contends that this contradictory stance led to the international split over how to deal with the war in Ukraine. “A lot of countries in the world actually are not supporting the U.S. position because they see that the U.S. picks and chooses the causes that it wants to support,” she said.
Abu Dhabi first began to militarize Socotra around 2018, when it established a military base on the island. The move came with the imprimatur of the Southern Transitional Council, a UAE-backed faction that seeks independence for South Yemen.
This policy also earned implicit support from the United States. Unlike Yemen’s internationally recognized government, Washington has never condemned Abu Dhabi’s presence on the island, and the U.S. continues to sell billions of dollars worth of weapons to the UAE.
And concerns about the proposed missile sensors go beyond international law. Experts worry the growing military alignment could inflame tensions with Iran and damage chances for diplomacy between Tehran and its Arab counterparts
Some also wonder whether the placement makes strategic sense when it comes to countering Iranian missiles.
But what is clear is that Abu Dhabi has significant influence over the archipelago and little interest in changing that anytime soon. Highlighting this influence, Jumaan pointed to a recent tweet from Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, a prominent Emirati academic considered close to the UAE’s rulers. “Good morning from Socotra,” Abdulla wrote under a picture of him in flip flops on a beach. “Some of the wonderful people I’ve talked to here hope [the island] becomes the eighth emirate of the UAE.”
“It’s just so blatant,” Jumaan said. “Without the U.S. this would not be possible.” – by Connor Echols
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What the UAE takeover of Yemen’s islands really means
Far from withdrawing from the war in Yemen, the Emirates is pursuing a hard-line and establishing itself as a military power for the long haul.
Although the United Arab Emirates militarily withdrew from Yemen in 2019, it never truly left. To this day, the UAE remains a major influence in the impoverished country, and now it is exploiting Yemen’s vulnerabilities by establishing a hold in Mayun Island and UNESCO protected Socotra Island. This encroachment threatens to lengthen the devastating conflict in Yemen.
Currently, a military base is being built on Yemen’s Mayun Island — a volcanic island off Yemen situated in a maritime choke point for crucial energy shipments and commercial cargo. The island itself can provide a base for any operation into the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and East Africa. Furthermore, it is easy to launch airstrikes into mainland Yemen from the island. The construction of the base violates Yemen’s sovereignty as the U.N.-recognized Yemeni government was not informed about the construction. While no country has claimed the air base, there are clear links to the UAE.
The UAE is also in control of Socotra Island. While Socotra is technically under the rule of the Southern Transitional Council — separatists who call for an independent South Yemen — the UAE is in de facto control.
UAE military bases and other influences are dramatically changing the rhythms of everyday life in Socotra. The 60,000 inhabitants have lived on the island for thousands of years with limited contact with the outside world, if any.
Now, the UAE is funding major infrastructure projects on the island. These include docks, hospitals, and communication networks that link Socotris to the UAE — not Yemen. It is conducting its own census and inviting influential Socotris to Abu Dhabi for free healthcare and special work permits. There are even rumors that the UAE is planning to hold a referendum on seceding from the mainland and officially becoming part of the Emirates.
The UAE is also bringing tourists to the island without the permission of the U.N.-recognized Yemeni government.
Tourists from the Gulf and Israel arrive weekly on two-hour flights from Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, Yemeni citizens are denied access to the island by the UAE.
This is especially worrying as Socotra is one of the most biodiversity rich islands in the world.
Multiple international organizations have expressed concerns over the UAE’s actions in Socotra and its harmful effects on the population and environment.
As Farea al-Muslimi, a non-resident fellow at Chatham House, notes: “The UAE has surprised everyone, even themselves, with how well they’ve done militarily in Yemen. They have almost had free rein as a result to control and have presence in whatever they want in the country, including Yemen’s ports, which is a prize for them.” But Socotra is not a prize. It is a rich ecosystem with an indigenous population. The prime location of the island has created a unique culture influenced by the Middle East, Africa, and India. Socotris value their heritage and environment, which are now both under threat.
Not only is Socotra under threat, but the entirety of Yemen. Through building military bases both in Socotra and Mayun Island, the UAE is aggressively pursuing a hard-line stance in Yemen. It is establishing itself as a military power for the long haul.
Despite the UAE’s belligerent actions in Yemen, the Biden administration decided to resume a $23 billion arms sales deal with the country. This is disastrous given the UAE’s continued involvement in the war within mainland Yemen, but also its military infringement on Yemen’s islands that threaten to prolong the war.
The UAE has proven itself to be a hostile actor within Yemen. The more Yemeni land it controls, the larger impediment it poses to peace efforts within the country. The international community cannot allow the UAE to build illegal military bases on Yemeni land, especially at the cost of local ways of life and environmental degradation. Socotra is a UNESCO world heritage site— not Dubai 2.0 – by Arwa Mokdad
https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/06/14/what-the-uae-takeover-of-yemens-islands-really-means/
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UAE Seeking Control, Crimes Continue Against Socotra Island's People, Yemen
The Abu Dhabi regime, with the help of its main ally in the US-Saudi aggression against Yemen, is proceeding to extend its control over the archipelago of Socotra Island, as the UAE began implementing new measures in a series of multiple attempts to fully control the island.
The series of Emirati moves and steps aimed at changing the demographic and geographical map of the island have raised Yemenis' fears that this will lead to the imposition of a different reality on the island, nullifying being Yemeni.
Media sources confirmed to the "Yemen Press Agency, that the UAE, during the past two days, carried out a wide registration process for the people of the Yemeni island of Socotra for recruitment into the Emirati police, on the condition that he leaves the island with his family."
On May 22, the Yemeni newspaper Al-Thawra quoted local residents of the island that the UAE is heading to change the identity of the island and limit the presence of Yemenis there, in a systematic manner.
The UAE sends foreign workers from Bengal to the island of Socotra under the guise of reconstruction.
The sources revealed that the Saudi forces are the ones who are practically supervising the displacement of the island's residents in light of the influx of hundreds of Emirati families to the archipelago.
According to the sources, the Saudi forces are the ones who are supervising the departure of hundreds of Socotri families to the Saudi city of Dammam, where the photos obtained by the “Yemen Press Agency” showed Saudi soldiers known for their arrogance in the process of tying the bags of the island’s departing residents and loading them to planes, with the aim of showing their alleged interest Socotra citizen.
The sources confirmed that the Abu Dhabi government provides every Emirati citizen with sums of money amounting to 100,000 dirhams, provided that he stays for a period of time in Socotra.
According to the sources, the UAE made tempting offers to European media and photographers present in the Emirates to travel to Socotra in order to promote the island's tourism and convey the picturesque landmarks of the island.
They added that the UAE had asked the media to confirm that the Island had become an Emirati.
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Socotra archipelago witnesses uprising against UAE presence
The Yemeni Socotra archipelago province witnessed on Wednesday an uprising by the island’s sheikhs against the UAE and its militias, denouncing the UAE’s attempts to humiliate them.
This came at the inauguration ceremony of the Emirati honor for the sheikhs, which turned into a massive demonstration of the sheikhs and the sons of Socotra calling for the departure of the UAE and its militias from Socotra.
Local residents said that the sheikhs and dignitaries of the Socotra archipelago gathered in front of the Diwan of Sultan Ali bin Afrar, threatening to close it after a series of insults practiced by the UAE against the sheikhs and sons of Socotra, taking advantage of the poverty in the country as a result of the war and siege.
The residents added that the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) deliberately looted the rights of the sheikhs, humiliated them and belittled them in front of their tribes.
https://en.ypagency.net/265980/
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#Socotra sheikhs expel the Emirati delegate. The sheikhs and notables of the Yemeni island of Socotra rejected the practices carried out by the Emirates on the island, taking advantage of the poverty in which the population lives. The sheikhs who gathered on Wednesday in front of the house of Sultan "Ali bin Afrar" also rejected the deliberate insults of the #UAE's delegates to the sheikhs and dignitaries of the island under the pretext of paying gratuities and others in order to belittle and humiliate them in front of their tribes. They demanded the rejection of any sums of money from the #Emirates and the speed of its departure, and not to interfere in the affairs of the island and to prejudice national sovereignty. Local sources said that the sheikhs of #Socotra had expelled the representative of the Khalafiya Bin Zayed Foundation (photos)
https://twitter.com/GhalebM0nz1i7/status/1544780388979056641
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Sources: Establishing a new UAE-Israeli military base in Socotra
A new batch of UAE military reinforcements arrived in the Yemeni Socotra archipelago province, Southern media sources reported on Sunday.
According to the sources, an Emirati air force plane landed at Hadibo Airport, carrying with Emirati officers accompanied by Israeli soldiers, on the second flight of its kind in days.
The sources added that the majority of the officers arriving were engineers of military construction and their visit was part of arrangements for the development of an Emirati-Israeli base in the city of Hadibo.
https://en.ypagency.net/265771/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/04/emirati-plane-carrying-foreign-military-officers-arrives-in-occupied-socotra-archipelago-2/
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Film: The #Socotra archipelago is home to a unique nature reserve with one of the highest endemism rates in the world.
https://twitter.com/Kawa_Media/status/1545380055810973696
cp1a Am wichtigsten: Coronavirus und Seuchen / Most important: Coronavirus and epidemics
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Yemen’s top AFP surveillance officer on what the indicators tell us
As Yemen’s national surveillance coordinator, Dr Ahmed leads the country’s acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) surveillance efforts, the primary means of tracking poliovirus transmission. With an explosive outbreak of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 having paralysed 115 children and counting, and with swathes of the country’s infrastructure – from roads to hospitals – decimated by conflict, you’d be forgiven for thinking that his and his team’s efforts to surveil for poliovirus were falling short or otherwise compromised. But you’d be wrong.
In Yemen, despite a long-running conflict and complex humanitarian disaster that has significantly impacted health care, AFP surveillance indicators tell a promising story of a functioning system where case detection, sample collection and laboratory analysis – the steps that enable us to detect poliovirus so we can respond to it – are, in fact, on track.
Surveillance data allows the polio programme to identify new AFP cases and to test those cases to determine whether polio infection is the cause. In this way, a robust and wide-reaching AFP surveillance system enables health workers to detect the presence and circulation of poliovirus.
“In addition to our work building the engagement and knowledge of pediatricians and clinicians, we are reaching the community and community-based health care providers including traditional healers. We also appeal to families for their support in reporting cases. The more aware they are of the symptoms of paralysis in a child, the quicker our surveillance coordinators can collect the stool sample for analysis,” said Dr Ahmed.
Early detection of symptoms such as AFP is a crucial step in the chain of polio surveillance.
http://www.emro.who.int/yemen/news/yemens-top-afp-surveillance-officer-on-what-the-indicators-tell-us.html?format=html = https://polioeradication.org/news-post/yemens-top-afp-surveillance-officer-on-what-the-indicators-tell-us/
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Eight COVID-19 cases reported in Aden, Hadramout
Yemen's supreme national emergency committee for coronavirus reported Monday eight new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the governorates of Aden (six) and Hadramout (two).
In its statement, the committee also said that no new cases of COVID-19 nor deaths have been recorded.
According to the daily counts over the past hours, the total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the liberated areas of Yemen has reached 11,832, including 2,149 deaths and 9108 recoveries.
http://en.adenpress.news/news/35295
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As of the 28th of February 2022, 11500 positive COVID-19 cases and 2085 deaths have been confirmed by MoPHP Aden (COVID-19 reports are only from the southern governorates).
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/yemen-health-cluster-bulletin-january-february-2022
cp2 Allgemein / General
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Interactive Map of Yemen War
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While people in other parts of the world can renew passports from home, I had to take a 13- hours, long, severe and strenuous trip from #Sanaa to #Aden passing through dozens of checkpoints and hours of alternative unpaved roads. I had also to stay in Aden for a week. (film)
https://twitter.com/ajmeel91/status/1546169868399034370
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Official in [Sanaa] Salvation Gov’t talks about rapprochement between Sanaa, Saudi Arabia
Deputy Foreign Minister in the Sanaa government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, on Saturday spoke about a rapprochement between the Sanaa government and Saudi Arabia, regarding disrupting the secession project adopted by the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council.
Al-Ezzi warned the separatists of a scheme targeting 90% of their elements, saying in a tweet on the Twitter platform, “90% of the dead in the upcoming battles will be from the separatist regions.”
He added, “We are not happy with that, of course, but it will mean that things are going according to plan, and this in the strategic range is not bad because it will exhaust separatist and narrow rural trends.”
Concluding his tweet, Al-Ezzi said: “Sometimes I feel that we and the Kingdom are still close on this point.”
https://en.ypagency.net/266174/
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Sanaa government blesses activity of “Islah, Tariq Saleh” in impeding secession project
Deputy Foreign Minister in the Sanaa government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, on Saturday confirmed that the presence of the Islah Party and “Tariq Afash” in the southern provinces within the so-called “presidential council” formed by Saudi Arabia, impedes the secession project.
“We bless the presence and activity of Tariq Afash and the Islah Party in the south of the country, and we consider this a very positive and effective contribution to impeding the secession project,” Al-Ezzi said in a tweet on Twitter. “The continuation of this contribution and this activity is the only reason that may intercede for them with us in the future.”
https://en.ypagency.net/266172/
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Map: Yemen: Access Constraints as of 5 July 2022
https://reliefweb.int/map/yemen/yemen-access-constraints-5-july-2022
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Jambiyas and henna: War does not stop Yemeni preparations for Eid
A uneasy truce has brought relative quiet to Yemen, but people are still struggling to afford their Eid traditions.
Outside Bab al-Yaman, the historic entrance to the Old City of Sanaa, there are no signs of war.
Markets are packed with people from inside and outside the capital buying gifts for the upcoming Eid al-Adha holiday, such as ceremonial daggers and henna, and sheep to be sacrificed.
Eid al-Adha, the most important Muslim religious festival, begins on Friday evening.
Abdul-Raqeeb al-Samey was buying a dagger, known as a jambiya and worn by Yemeni men as part of their traditional clothing, for his 14-year-old son Mohammed.
“Yemenis have worn a jambiya during Eid since the time of our great-grandparents,” al-Samey, who works as a plumber, explained to Al Jazeera.
Photos: https://twitter.com/Naseh_Shaker/status/1545441311716679680
https://twitter.com/Naseh_Shaker/status/1545388055992877056
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Sanaa locals prepare for Eid Al-Adha overshadowed by lack of liquidity
Lack of liquidity amid holding UN truce has prevented some families from offering sheep as sacrifice, but they were able to afford Jambiyas for sons and henna for girls.
"Lambs for sacrifice are cheap this year, but I can't afford it for lack of liquidity, so I will barely be able to afford one kilo of veal," Al-Dailami, the father of two boys and three girls, told Al Mayadeen English.
Al-Dailami said this Eid is "special in many ways" because of the truce.
"We feel stability; there is no bombardment killing dozens of innocent children and women every day," he added, pointing out that this Eid is better although there are still restrictions on Al-Hudaydah port and Sanaa airport.
On July 6, the UN special envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg announced that "in view of the upcoming Eid celebrations, the parties’ focal points in the military coordination committee agreed to consolidate their commitment to the current truce through a continued halt of all offensive ground, aerial, and maritime military operations, inside and outside of Yemen, and freezing current military positions on the ground."
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Film: Yemen: Sana'a residents celebrate Eid al-Adha amid ongoing temporary truce
https://www.ruptly.tv/es/videos/20220709-021
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Film: Yemenis’ hope on Eid al-Adha is security and safety in Yemen
Tens of thousands of Yemenis in Aden performed Eid al-Adha prayer, with feelings of hope for security and safety after years of war. People collectively hoped for lasting security, for Eid to bring more happiness to Yemenis, for living conditions exacerbated by the war to improve, and for prices to decrease and alleviate their suffering and everyday hardship.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBSBVMrXblk
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Film: Traditional Maawaz production increases in Yemen ahead of Eid al-Adha
As Eid al-Adha approaches, Maawaz weaving and production, a traditional Yemeni craft, increases, providing seasonal work for unemployed young men in Aden. Maawaz is a traditional fabric that covers the man's body from the hips to the ankles and they’re worn by Yemenis on social occasions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Uxe7V5a9SM
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Yemen: United Nations must intervene to stop the targeting of journalists and media workers
Targeting of journalists is part of a widespread and systematic assault on the right to free expression and access to information in Yemen.
Amid Yemen’s brutal conflict, ongoing since 2014, seven human rights organizations, including the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS), issued an urgent appeal to the United Nations Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council to urgently act on behalf of journalists and media workers targeted and arbitrarily detained by the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group; several journalists have been sentenced to death. The targeting of journalists is part of a widespread and systematic assault on the right to free expression in Yemen, including an intent to prevent access to information about the country’s humanitarian and political situation.
The organizations called on the United Nations to immediately intervene in the interests of ensuring the release of all arbitrarily detained persons in Yemen, including journalists, and called on all parties to the conflict to stop targeting journalists.
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Jemeniten hoffen auf Weizenimporte aus Indien, da Lebensmittel knapp werden - Minister
Eine jemenitische Delegation wird nächste Woche nach Indien reisen, um Weizen für das vom Krieg verwüstete Land zu beschaffen, in dem die strategischen Nahrungsmittelbestände zur Neige gehen, sagte ein Minister am Donnerstag.
Mohammed al Ashwal, der Handels- und Industrieminister der von Saudi-Arabien unterstützten jemenitischen Regierung, sagte gegenüber Reuters, die Delegation werde versuchen, ein Abkommen über den Import von Weizen aus Indien abzuschließen.
Die strategischen Nahrungsmittelvorräte des Jemen würden bis Ende August reichen, sagte er.
Indien hat im Mai die Weizenexporte verboten, als die Produktion zurückging und die Inlandspreise in die Höhe schnellten. Seitdem hat es Ausnahmen für bestimmte Länder erlassen.
"Es gibt große Fortschritte bei der Umsetzung der Vereinbarung mit der indischen Regierung über die Aufhebung des Exportverbots für Weizen in den Jemen", sagte Ashwal. Es war nicht sofort klar, wie viel Weizen der Jemen von Indien anfordert oder wie schnell er geliefert werden könnte, wenn eine Einigung erzielt wird.
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Yemenis hope to import wheat from India as food runs low - minister
A Yemeni delegation will visit India next week in a bid to secure wheat for the war-ravaged country where strategic food stockpiles are running out, a government minister said on Thursday.
Mohammed al Ashwal, the trade and industry minister of Yemen's Saudi-backed government, told Reuters the delegation would seek to finalise an agreement to import wheat from India.
Yemen's exisiting strategic food stock piles would last until the end of August, he said.
India in May banned wheat exports as its output fell and domestic prices surged. It has since issued exemptions for certain countries.
"There has been great progress in implementing the agreement with the Indian government regarding lifting the ban on wheat exports to Yemen," Ashwal said.
It was not immediately clear how much wheat Yemen was seeking from India or how soon it could be delivered, if a deal was reached.
https://www.reuters.com/world/yemenis-hope-import-wheat-india-food-runs-low-minister-2022-07-07/ = https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2022-07-07/yemenis-hope-to-import-wheat-from-india-as-food-runs-low-minister
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Why Yemen Is Seeking Aid From India To Help Fight Its Food Crisis
India is expected to reach a deal with Yemen this week to bolster the war-torn country's dwindling wheat supply. According to Reuters, Yemen, which has been embroiled in a civil war between the Saudi Arabian-backed government coalition and an Iranian-backed Houthi rebellion for seven years, has only enough strategic food stockpiles left in its silos to last through August and has been suffering inflation due to the rapidly increasing price of wheat around the world.
With a wheat influx from India and a truce currently in effect between the warring factions (via the UN), the people of Yemen may get some temporary relief. However, if the war in eastern Europe continues, the world may have many more food struggles on the horizon, with the AP reporting estimates of 181 million people at risk of hunger by the end of the year.
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Al-Houthi: Reconstruction of Yemen will cost more than two trillion dollars
Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, member of the Supreme Political Council in Sana’a, has announced the cost of rebuilding what was destroyed by the Saudi-led coalition during eight-year aggression war.
“The reconstruction of Yemen will cost more than two trillion dollars,” Al-Houthi said in a tweet
https://en.ypagency.net/266028/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/07/reconstruction-of-yemen-after-saudi-invasion-will-cost-over-two-trillion-dollars/
My comment: This figure certainly is exaggerated. A few years ago, a more realistic estimate was at US$ 200 billion. Anyway, there had been more destruction since, so that US$ 400 billion might-be more realistic. Might-be Al-Houthi claimed this figure, as just now Ukraine had claimed that rebuilding the damages of the Ukraine war would cost US$ 750 billion. Althouth this war just lasts 3,5 months now. The Ukrainian figure obviously is very exaggerated too – but the “West” seriously discusses how to lewt Russia pay for this. Well, dear West, pay your own Yemen bill first. And the Iraq and Libya bills as well.
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Is Yemen on the road to peace?
A breakthrough on the specific issue of Taiz would go a long way to boosting trust, says Veena Ali-Khan, a Yemen specialist at International Crisis Group. But without that, she says, both sides may quickly decide that “going back to fighting is the best possible outcome.” The deadlocked battle for the vital, oil-rich province of Ma’arib — currently under tenuous government control — could quickly flare again.
Even with the truce, the humanitarian situation is dire.
https://www.gzeromedia.com/is-yemen-on-the-road-to-peace
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[Arabia Brain Trust] ABT calls for changing the narrative on #Yemen from a humanitarian crisis to a development opportunity. Int Comm needs to STOP trying to provide blanket humanitarian aid. It is not effective, crowds out local solutions, creates damaging chronic dependency & degrades human dignity
https://twitter.com/ABTYemen/status/1544328267309748228
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Int. Crisis Group: How to Avert an Imminent Disaster off Yemen’s Red Sea Coast
A floating oil storage facility in Yemeni waters is on the verge of breaking or blowing up. Time is running out to raise the remaining $20 million needed for a salvage operation to prevent ecological and economic damage of historic proportions.
Crisis Group calls on governments, international institutions and affluent private individuals to reach into their pockets as a matter of extreme urgency to help stave off a disaster of dramatic magnitude in the Red Sea.
The facts of the case are well known. They have been brought to the world’s attention by the UN humanitarian mission in Yemen and covered in an exposé in The New Yorker magazine. In short summary, they are as follows: …
This appeal may be the simplest Crisis Group has ever made. It is not about conflict parties putting aside deep differences and agreeing to painful compromises at the negotiating table. Rather, it is about governments and others digging into their budgets to allocate $20 million to this effort – an amount that is almost negligible for most Western stakeholders given the far greater outlays for other concerns as well as the scale of the looming disaster.
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Treffen des Ausschusses für die Vereinbarung über die Wartung SAFER Öltanks mit dem humanitären Koordinator im Jemen
Der Überwachungsausschuss [der sanaa-Regierung] für die Umsetzung des dringenden Wartungsvertrags und die umfassende Bewertung des sichereren schwimmenden Ölreservoirs hielt heute in der Hauptstadt Sanaa eine Sitzung mit dem ansässigen Vertreter der Vereinten Nationen ab Der humanitäre Koordinator William David Grisley in Anwesenheit des niederländischen Botschafters und Ingenieuren der niederländischen Smith Salvage Company.
Bei dem Treffen wurde vereinbart, das umzusetzen, was in der im vergangenen März unterzeichneten Absichtserklärung festgehal
https://www.saba.ye/de/news3193740.htm
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Sanaa reveals talks with Netherlands on replacement of “SAFER” floating reservoir
The Deputy Foreign Minister in the Sanaa government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, on Wednesday revealed a four-day visit by the Dutch ambassador, Peter Dirk Hof, to the capital, Sanaa.
In a tweet on his Twitter account, Al-Ezzi referred to talks with the Dutch ambassador regarding the replacement of the SAFER floating tank during the latter’s visit to Sanaa.
Al-Ezzi said that he discussed with the Dutch ambassador the executive plan to replace the floating tank “SAFER” with a new, similar and equivalent tank, and reviewed the efforts of the resident coordinator in mobilizing donors to implement the plan.
The Deputy Foreign Minister expressed his thanks to the friendly Kingdom of the Netherlands and the efforts of its ambassador, praising the efforts of the United Nations Resident Coordinator and all donors.
The Safer Reservoir Maintenance Implementation Committee in Sanaa announced yesterday, Tuesday, a new agreement with the United Nations regarding the reservoir, in a meeting with the UN Humanitarian Coordinator, David Gressly.
According to the committee, the United Nations will send the operational plan for the process of replacing the SAFER ship and transferring crude oil from it to the alternative ship, with a mention of the options and methods available to install the alternative ship.
The Sanaa committee considered this step a strong impetus to move forward to solve the SAFER problem.
https://en.ypagency.net/266007/
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It was agreed to provide alternative permanent vessel for Safer floating reservoir: SRMAC
The [Sanaa gov.] Supervisory Committee for the Implementation of the Urgent Maintenance Agreement and the Comprehensive Assessment of the Safer Floating Reservoir indicated that the meeting was held Tuesday in the capital Sana'a with the Resident Representative of the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen William David Grassley, in the presence of the Dutch Ambassador and engineers from SMIT Salvage Company.
Safer Reservoir Maintenance Agreement Committee (SRMAC) in a statement issued, that during the meeting, it was agreed to implement what was stated in the memorandum of understanding signed last March, which is to provide a permanent replacement ship for the dilapidated Safer floating tank due to the coalition’s prevention of entry to diesel for operating the engines, which caused the suspension of all ship systems, especially the ship’s system. Inert gas also caused the ship's crew to be withdrawn and maintenance work stopped.
It noted that the United Nations would send the operational plan for the replacement of Safer vessel and the transfer of crude oil from Safer floating tank to the replacement vessel, mentioning the options and methods available for the installation of the replacement vessel. Consider this step a powerful push to move forward in solving the problem of Safer tank.
The Committee commended Grassley's efforts to make the process a success. Expressing the United Nations will fulfill its obligations and not repeat what has happened in previous debates.
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3193773.htm
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Revolution,acrylic on canvas, 100cmx100cm , 2011 l painted this work in 2011 with the beginning of the revolution in Yemen, we had a hope to have better life, whatever happened, l still keep the dream (photo)
https://twitter.com/AmnaAlnasiri/status/1544721377621590018
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Full Book: The Arab Spring Abroad
If this link does not work: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/arab-spring-abroad/D7EC15ED46D37A2DB8CDDB83F06CC591
cp2a Saudische Blockade / Saudi blockade
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279 passengers leave Sana'a Int'l Airport for Jordan
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3194070.htm
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Yemenia aircraft arrives at Sana'a airport from Jordan
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3194066.htm
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275 passengers depart from Sana'a for Jordan
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3193856.htm
and also https://en.ypagency.net/266002/
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285 passengers arrive at Sana'a Int'l Airport from Jordan
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3193819.htm
and also https://en.ypagency.net/265964/
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In new armistice violation, aggression seizes new gasoline ship
The YPC's official spokesman Issam Al-Mutawakil told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that the coalition of aggression released the diesel ship "Sea Heart", and at the same time detained the gasoline ship "Sundus".
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3193853.htm
and also https://english.almasirah.net.ye/post/26942/US-Saudi-Aggression-Detained-New-Oil-Tanker%C2%A0
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UNVIM Operational Analysis - June 2022
Food and Fuel Discharged in June 2022
There was a 20% increase in food discharged (373,122 t) in June 2022 compared to the 2021 monthly average (310,856 t) and a 26% increase compared to the monthly average since May 2016 (297,094 t).
There was a 384% increase in fuel discharged (216,003 t) in June 2022 compared to the 2021 monthly average (44,589 t) and a 64% increase compared to the monthly average since May 2016 (131,484 t).
Food and Fuel Vessel Delays in May 2022
In June 2022, food vessels spent an average of 1.8 days in the CHA, 2.9 days in anchorage, and eight (08) days at berth. This compares to an average of 2.8 days in the CHA, 2.3 days in anchorage, and 8.3 days at berth in June 2021. Food vessels therefore spent 36% less time in the CHA, 28% more time in the anchorage, and 4% less time at berth, compared to June 2021.
In June 2022, 11 food vessels proceeded from the CHA to the anchorage area, 12 berthed, and 13 discharged their cargo and sailed.
In June 2022, the average time spent by fuel vessels in the CHA was six (06) days, whereas it was 116 days on average in June 2021
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/unvim-operational-analysis-june-2022
and
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UNVIM Situation Report - June 2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/unvim-situation-report-june-2022
cp3 Humanitäre Lage / Humanitarian situation
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Red Cross: Yemeni Mothers, Babies Facing ‘Unimaginable Horror'
Red Cross official Basheer Omar told RT that the humanitarian situation in Yemen is one of “unimaginable horror”, with two thirds of the population deprived of basic healthcare, calling on the international community not to leave the Yemeni people “alone facing their fate".
With the armed conflict in Yemen in its eighth year, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) released a report this week stating that around 66% of Yemen’s 30.5 million people lack access to basic healthcare, and those in need of medical attention often risk death to visit the 51% of healthcare facilities still operating in the country.
The crisis has been most acutely felt by women and infants. Less than 50% of births in Yemen are attended by healthcare professionals, and one mother and six newborn babies die every two hours, the report read. Of the estimated 4.2 million people displaced in Yemen since the outbreak of the war in 2015, 73% are women and children.
“It’s just unimaginable horror,” Omar told RT, adding, “We are doing our best to draw the attention of the international community to the plight of the Yemeni people. We’re saying that the world should not turn a blind eye to what is happening.”
“The Yemeni people should not be left alone facing their fate,” Omar, who authored the ICRC’s report, continued.
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Hoffnung für den Jemen!
“Nach wie vor habe ich meine Praxis in Al Hudaydah für Eltern und ihre Kinder regelmäßig geöffnet” schreibt uns Dr. Moharram, “jeden Donnerstag können sie ohne Voranmeldung zu mir kommen. Leider ist es aber nicht allen Eltern möglich, in meine Praxis zu kommen. Viele wohnen einfach zu weit, es gibt keine öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel, und viele haben auch einfach nicht genug Geld, um den Weg zu mir in die Praxis aufzunehmen. Deshalb fahre ich, wann immer es mir möglich ist, mit meinem Team direkt in die Dörfer.”
Eure Spenden tragen dazu bei, dass ORA-Projektpartnerin Dr. Moharramn Kindern wie Yahya helfen kann!
https://ora-international.at/2022/07/08/hoffnung-fuer-den-jemen/
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Yemen: As global food insecurity crisis escalates, hope shrinks for millions already suffering from extreme hunger
As we face an unprecedented global hunger crisis, concerns for the 16.2 million people who have long been food insecure in Yemen are at an all-time high. While the crisis in Yemen is one of the most dire, brought on by protracted conflict, droughts, and floods intensified by the climate crisis, COVID-19, and other diseases, it has failed to attract adequate support from donors for years. Now it risks slipping further into oblivion.
IFRC Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Dr. Hossam Elsharkawi, made a field visit to Sanaa, Aden, Amran, and Lahj this week, where he witnessed first-hand the immense unmet needs for nutritional supplements and medicine, and the many cases of children suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
“I’m extremely heartbroken at the devastating level of hunger and severe malnutrition of babies, children, and women in Yemen,” he said. “As I looked in the eyes of those suffering mothers and children, I was at a loss for words This is plain wrong and unnecessary suffering for innocent civilians.”
There are already massive gaps in funding the humanitarian response for the 20.7 million people in need of assistance in Yemen, including clean water and healthcare as well as food and nutrition. Now, as the conflict in Ukraine pushes up the prices of food, fertilizer and fuel, the situation is likely to worsen. Meanwhile, the rapidly increasing needs of people around the world will also spread humanitarian resources even thinner.
Currently, the IFRC delegation in Yemen provides financial, material, and technical support to the Yemen Red Crescent (YRCS) in Disaster Preparedness and Management, Water Sanitation and Hygiene, Health, and National Society Development.
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FAO seeks to raise $50 million to tackle famine in Yemen
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has said that it is seeking this year to collect $50 million to implement its activities to confront food insecurity in Yemen.
In Yemen, millions face starvation due to severe funding gaps, global inflation and the spillover effect of the war in Ukraine.
The FAO office in Yemen said in a statement that the organization seeks to reach 1.5 million affected people in Yemen during 2022, in addition to helping them rebuild and restore agricultural productivity and create livelihood opportunities in the face of ever-increasing food and nutrition insecurity.
https://en.ypagency.net/266067/
and
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FAO Exploits Food Insecurity in Yemen, Raises $50 Million to Squander
Exploiting the situation in Yemen, humanitarian organizations in Yemen are sending ships that are laden with tons of food that is unfit for human consumption, disregarding the suffering of Yemeni people. Since 2015, Yemen Standardization, Metrology and Quality Control Organization in Hodeidah has rejected 24 shipments belonging to the World Food Program.
Almasirah channel received a number of reports revealing another type of the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression on Yemen and its committed crimes against Yemenis. Since November 2018, nearly six ships with tons of rotten, damaged, expired flour have been returned.
The United Nations World Food Program has great disregard of the Yemeni humanitarian suffering. It exceeded the use of poor storage and distribution of expired products to sending ships loaded with tons of rotten and expired flour that is unfit for human consumption. These are some of the evidence of the World Food Program exploitation for the sufferings of the Yemenis and their human tragedies, which is no less horrifying than what the war machine does.
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Yemen: Women and girls struggle to access essential healthcare
Eight years into the armed conflict in Yemen, violence, economic hardship and deteriorating health services and health infrastructure increasingly keep women and girls from being able to access the essential healthcare they need. As funding shortages force humanitarian organizations to scale down aid, their predicament will only increase.
In Yemen today, less than 50% of births are attended by skilled health professionals, according to UNICEF. One mother and six newborns die reportedly every two hours in Yemen because of complications during pregnancy and for causes that are almost entirely preventable, mainly due to limited or no access to health services.
Among the estimated 4.2 million people displaced in Yemen since the beginning of the conflict, 73% are women and children. Displaced women and girls suffer from additional economic and social vulnerability resulting in limited access to basic services, including to adequate healthcare to treat chronic disease.
More than 20.1 million people out of a total population of 30.5 million currently lack access to basic health care. Only 51% of health facilities still function across the country. Violence further complicates the ability of patients to reach lifesaving healthcare.
“Women who lost husbands over years of conflict became hesitant to travel to seek health support, especially if they live in rural areas, as they fear getting attacked or harassed on their way,” said Nabiha Ahmad, supervisor of the main public dialysis center in Aden, which is supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross. “During the past years, many of our female patients suffering from kidney failure, particularly those living in remote areas, died in their homes because they couldn’t reach the center in time for their live saving periodic treatment.’’
https://www.icrc.org/en/document/yemen-women-and-girls-struggle-access-essential-healthcare
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Film by Syria Relief: On The Ground Update: Yemen
Our team is on the ground in Yemen preparing to bring joy to families this Eid! Through your Qurbani, families can enjoy a celebratory occasion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHDs0qluE1A
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Film: Garbage accumulation problem in Yarim, Ibb Governorate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruL8mYnxaEM
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Film: Poor Yemenis can't afford to buy sheep for Eid Adha holiday
People in Yemen’s southern port city of Aden are struggling to afford animals to sacrifice due to their high prices ahead of Eid al-Adha, or the feast of sacrifice which falls next Saturday. Many sacrificial animals are sold at prices ranging from US$150 to $300, ahead of the Eid festival, when Muslims will sacrifice sheep, goats, camels or calves to distribute meat to family, friends and the poor. Citizens said the Muslim festival is no longer a source of joy in Aden, where Price hikes, delayed salary payments, and devaluation of the local currency, cause the absence of Eid manifestations. The seven-year war has devastated Yemen’s economy, exacerbating an urgent humanitarian crisis with millions of Yemenis on the brink of starvation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmxgXpXO3eY
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47 Grad, kein Strom, keine Kühlung
Im jemenitischen Gouvernement Hodeidah klettern die Temperaturen in lebensgefährliche Höhen. Es gibt kaum Strom, sich abzukühlen ist fast unmöglich.
Am 5. Juni stirbt Ahmed Youssef in der jemenitischen Hafenstadt Al-Hodeidah, nachdem er aufgrund der auf 47 Grad Celsius angestiegenen Temperaturen nicht mehr normal atmen konnte. Der 52-Jährige litt an Asthma. Fouad, Ahmeds ältester Sohn, sagt: „Jeden Sommer leiden die Menschen in Hodeidah unter den hohen Temperaturen“ Und: „Die Reichen und Beamte haben Strom, und die Armen, wie wir, sterben.“
Denn seit Beginn des Krieges im Jemen 2015, wo die iranisch unterstützen Huthis gegen die von den Golfstaaten und den USA unterstützte Übergangsregierung kämpfen, ist der Strom knapp und teuer. „Strom in Hodeidah ist nur für die Reichen“, sagt Fouad. Andauernd fällt der vom Staat bereitgestellte Strom aus. Den von kommerziellen Unternehmen und Investoren können sich viele nicht leisten.
Fouad fügt hinzu: „Die Regierungsbehörden tun trotz ihres Wissens um unser Leid nichts, um uns zu entlasten.“ Immer wieder erhalte er Zusagen, doch vor Ort ändere sich nichts: „Sieben Jahre sind vergangen, und wir hören immer die gleichen Versprechen“.
Ahmed Al-Bishri, stellvertretender Gouverneur von Hodeidah, wiederholt diese Versprechen: Die Stromversorgung von Hodeidah werde sich in den kommenden Tagen verbessern, die staatlichen Kraftwerke ihre Arbeit nach einer Pause von mehr als sieben Jahren wieder aufnehmen. In einer Fernsehansprache betonte Abdul-Malik al-Huthi, Anführer der gleichnamigen militanten Organisation, dass man die Versorgung Hodeidahs mit Strom angewiesen habe, selbst wenn dafür Stromgeneratoren aus der Hauptstadt Sana’a gesendet werden müssten.
Hamza Youssef, Arzt am Al-Thawra Hospital in Hodeidah, erklärt: „Die gesundheitliche Lage in Hodeidah und den Küstengouvernements im Jemen verschlechtert sich von Tag zu Tag.“ Die Temperaturen sollen in den kommenden Monaten noch steigen – eine Gefahr für Kinder, ältere Menschen und Menschen, die an chronischen Krankheiten wie Bluthochdruck oder Diabetes leiden.
https://taz.de/Hitzewelle-im-Jemen/!5863569/
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Yemeni livestock farmers hit by falling demand ahead of Eid al-Adha
After months of feeding, shepherding, and taking care of their livestock, the Yemeni farmers discovered that selling their herds ahead of the upcoming Eid al-Adha, also known as the Feast of the Sacrifice, was the biggest challenge in the war-ravaged country.
For Yemenis, securing a feast on Eid al-Adha is getting increasingly difficult, if not impossible, given that the majority of the people are living in deep poverty and are only a few steps away from famine.
The livestock farmers, who already have to deal with soaring prices of fodders and a severe fuel shortage, are under additional strains as a result of the shrinking demand brought on by widespread poverty.
Moreover, the civil war and the chaos and division it causes have made it difficult for livestock or grain to circulate in the poor Arab country (photos)
https://english.news.cn/20220704/39be54fb8ff3421687337f4076a1a88f/c.html
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Yemen: Health Cluster Bulletin, January & February 2022
A total of 2,472 Health Facilities (14 Governorate Hospitals, 132 District Hospitals, 60 General Hospitals, 21 Specialized Hospitals, 666 Health Centers and 1579 Health Units) are being supported by Health Cluster Partners.
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/yemen-health-cluster-bulletin-january-february-2022
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Yemen - High levels of food insecurity and reduced rations (DG ECHO, IPC, WFP, media)
The food security situation in Yemen continues to deteriorate. There is an increase of 18% in the number of people acutely food insecure since 2021, reaching a total of 19 million people. Of these, 7.3 million are facing emergency levels of hunger. Up to 161,000 people are expected to face famine-like conditions during the second half of 2022.
The Internationally Recognised Government warned last week that Yemen’s wheat stock is set to run out by mid-July. Yemen is 90% dependent on imports for its domestic food needs, while 46% of its wheat imports used to come from Russia and Ukraine.
Amidst the deteriorating situation, World Food Programme (WFP) continues to face a critical funding gap.
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Yemen: Organization Monthly Presence April 2022
From January to April 2022, 159 organizations implemented Humanitarian Response Plan activities in all Yemen’s districts. 10 UN agencies were active in 333 districts, 50 international NGOs in 266 districts, and 99 national NGOs in 322 districts. The highest number of organizations were from the Food Security and Agriculture Cluster (FSAC) – 84 worked in 332 districts. The WASH Cluster had 49 organizations active in 213 districts. In other large cluster areas, 46 Health Cluster partners implemented activities in 333 districts, 45 Protection partners implemented activities in 268 districts and 43 Nutrition partners in 330 districts.
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/yemen-organization-monthly-presence-april-2022
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Yemen: Humanitarian Response Snapshot (January - April 2022)
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/yemen-humanitarian-response-snapshot-january-april-2022
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Infant Mortality Rate for the Republic of Yemen 1963–2020
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/SPDYNIMRTINYEM
cp4 Flüchtlinge / Refugees
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Security Council Media Stakeout (Middle East (Yemen); Other matters).
Ich will in Deutschland niemandem etwas wegnehmen«
Sie kommen aus dem Jemen oder Sierra Leone, gingen in der Ukraine zur Uni – und sind vor dem Krieg nach Deutschland geflohen. Hier wollen sie ihr Studium fortsetzen, doch fühlen sich oftmals chancenlos.
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Displacement Drops during the Yemeni Truce
Displacement rates dropped over half during the UN-sponsored ceasefire in Yemen, according to the Executive Unit for the IDPs Camps Management.
According to data, 1,700 families were displaced in recent months, compared to 4,211 families during the first months of this year.
However, the data indicated that displacement rates dropped significantly during the first two months of the truce and doubled during the first extension last June.
Between Jan 1 and June 30, the Executive Unit tracked 32,807 individuals displaced internally from 21 different governorates and distributed across 11 governorates.
About 38 percent of these IDP households left for Marib, and 40 percent were displaced to Ad-Dali, Shabwah, and Taiz, while 22 percent arrived at the governorates of Hodeidah, Abyan, Aden, al-Mahrah, and Hadramawt.
However, displacement rates increased during the first extension of the truce, according to the Unit’s Director Najeeb al-Saadi.
Saadi confirmed to Asharq Al-Awsat that 479 families were displaced in April, 446 families in May, and 806 families were displaced during June.
https://english.aawsat.com/home/article/3748956/displacement-drops-during-yemeni-truce
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DTM flow Monitoring Registry Dashboard: Non-Yemeni migrant arrivals and Yemeni returnees in June 2022
In June 2022, IOM Yemen DTM recorded 3,174 migrants entering Yemen, similar to 3,228 in May 2022. In both Shabwah and Lahj DTM has registered a decrease in arrivals since February 2022 although a slight increase has been observed in Shabwah this June compared to May. The overall decrease is in part linked to seasonal weather conditions as well as an increase in border patrols from the Djibouti side, especially near Lahj meaning smaller boats with fewer migrants made their way to Yemen. The slight increase in Shabwah can be attributed to the urgent need to send as much as possible of migrants from Bosasso, Somalia to Shabwah, Yemen because the windy season is approaching and it will be difficult for migrants to travel at that period.
Due to the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Yemen and the challenges in moving towards KSA, many migrants opted to return to the Horn of Africa. Moreover, DTM recorded 5,895 Yemeni returns from KSA during the month of June 2022, compared to 5,440 in May 2022. Between 1 January and 30 June 2022, DTM recorded 31,266 migrants and 35,285 Yemeni migrant returnees to Yemen.
The migrant caseload was around 88 per cent Ethiopian nationals, and around 12 per cent Somali nationals. The migrants are predominantly male (63%), with (21%) women, eight per cent boys and eight per cent girls also among the travelers.
Through June’s reporting period, 2,091 migrants arrived from Somalia and were recorded at Ber Ali flow monitoring point in Shabwah governorate. In Lahj governorate, 1,083 migrants arrived from Djibouti, wherein 374 were recorded at Al Cawhah flow monitoring point (FMP), 304 at Al Batin FMP, 225 at Al Azaf FMP, 68 at Al Karoob FMP, 50 at Hasy Eisa FMP and 15 at Al Cawhah FMP.
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IOM Yemen: Rapid Displacement Tracking - Yemen IDP Dashboard Reporting Period: 26 June to 2 July 2022
Between 26 June and 2 July 2022, IOM Yemen DTM tracked 85 households (510 individuals) who experienced displacement at least once.
Safety and security concerns as a result of the conflict were the main reason for displacement, accounting for 54 per cent (46 HHs) of the total, followed by economic reasons related to conflict, accounting for 46 per cent (39 HHs).
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CCCM Cluster Yemen - Referrals and Escalation System Snapshot - May 2022
CCCM Cluster Yemen - Indicators Reach Snapshot - May 2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/cccm-cluster-yemen-indicators-reach-snapshot-may-2022
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IDP Hosting Sites in Yemen, May 2022
A total of 735 IDP hosting sites out of 2,441 IDP hosting sites in Yemen were surveyed, with a total population of 767,066 individuals out 1,664,808 individuals. Data was received between January 2022 - May 2022 through key informant interviews with community representatives in each site. The findings presented should be generally read as the proportion of assessed sites as reported by key informants.
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-yemen-may-2022
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CCCM Cluster Yemen: IDP Hosting Sites Overview Map (May 2022)
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/cccm-cluster-yemen-idp-hosting-sites-overview-map-may-2022
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IDP Hosting Sites in Yemen, Various provinces, May 2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-aden-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-amran-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-hajjah-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-al-hodeidah-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-ibb-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-al-jawf-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-al-mahwit-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-marib-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-raymah-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-sadah-may-2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/idp-hosting-sites-taiz-may-2022
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CCCM Cluster Yemen - Flooding Preparedness - May 2022
https://reliefweb.int/map/yemen/cccm-cluster-yemen-flooding-preparedness-may-2022
CCCM Cluster Yemen - Flooding incidents report - May 2022
https://reliefweb.int/map/yemen/cccm-cluster-yemen-flooding-incidents-report-may-2022
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CCCM Cluster Yemen - Referrals and Escalation System Snapshot - May 2022
CCCM Cluster Yemen - Indicators Reach Snapshot - May 2022
https://reliefweb.int/report/yemen/cccm-cluster-yemen-indicators-reach-snapshot-may-2022
cp5 Nordjemen und Huthis / Northern Yemen and Houthis
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Sayyed Abdulmalik: Saudi Regime Obstructs Hajj, Allowing Only Very Limited Number of Muslims
The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, congratulated the Islamic nation, the pilgrims and the dear Yemeni people on the occasion of Eid Al-Adha.
In a statement, Friday evening, Sayyed Abdulmalik explained that Hajj comes as one of the pillars of Islam and the Saudi regime practices policies that hinder its performance.
Pointing out that the Saudi regime blackmails pilgrims with burdensome financial costs until Hajj has become a difficult trip, Sayyed said that “the Saudi regime obstructs Hajj by allowing only very limited numbers of Muslims”.
He indicated that the Saudi regime prevents some Muslims from performing Hajj due to their political position against it or the US and Israeli enemy.
The Leader of the Revolution pointed out that the very high costs of Hajj are unjustified, much more than non-religious tourism in Saudi Arabia. "It is clear that the Saudi regime facilitates arrival of those coming to Saudi Arabia to attend immoral parties," he added.
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Release of 24 prisoners involved in Taiz aggression
24 prisoners involved in communicating with the aggression forces were released Friday in Taiz province, following the directives of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed. Abdulmalik Badruddin al-Houthi, and the chairman of the Supreme Political Council on the occasion of Eid al-Adhha.
https://www.saba.ye/en/news3194111.htm
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Senior Houthi militant Mohammed Mufleh shot dead a civilian (Mohammed Ahmed Jaarah) before the eyes of his children after the encircling their house and terrorizing them for three days in Dhamar province/The Arab Network for News
https://www.alsahwa-yemen.net/en/p-57749
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Der Feind versucht die Ressourcen des Jemen zu plündern
Laut IQNA unter Berufung auf al-Masirah betonte Abdul Malik Badr al-Din Houthi, Anführer der jemenitischen Ansarullah bei einem Treffen mit den Scheichs und Ältesten der Provinz Jouf: Diese Provinz wurde in den vergangenen Jahren aufgrund der Politik der Jemen benachteiligt früheren Regimes während die Situation des Landes anders war, wenn die Möglichkeiten und der Reichtum in dieser Provinz gut genutzt werden und die Situation dieser Provinz würde sich auch verbessern.
Al-Houthi fügte hinzu: „Das vorherige Regime in der Provinz Al-Jawf schürte Aufruhr und schürte Stammesunterschiede, um die Macht des Volkes zu schwächen. Wenn sich dieses Regime um diese Provinz kümmern würde, hätte Al-Jawf der erste Ort sein können an dem Fortschritte erzielt und Beiträge geleistet werden könnten zur Entwicklung des Landes.“
Er erklärte, dass die Provinz Al-Jawf Tausende von Märtyrern dargebracht und einen bedeutenden Beitrag zur Konfrontation mit den Angreifern geleistet habe: „Als die Koalition in Al-Jawf den Gouverneur bestimmte ernannte sie einen saudischen Offizier neben ihm zum Hauptentscheidungsträger.“
https://iqna.ir/de/news/3006439/der-feind-versucht-die-ressourcen-des-jemen-zu-pl%C3%BCndern
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Leader of Revolution: Jawf is one of most important provinces prepared for agricultural renaissance
The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, on Wednesday affirmed that Jawf province is one of most important provinces prepared for agricultural renaissance and to contribute to the country’s renaissance.
During his meeting today with dignitaries and residents of Jawf, the Leader of the Revolution made it clear that the province was deprived of the role that it can play at the national level, despite that it is important and qualified to be in the first row to contribute to the comprehensive renaissance in all fields, including agricultural and economic fields.
He pointed out that the previous regime cared more than anything about personal and party gains.
https://en.ypagency.net/266020/
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(A P)
Secretary-General of Ansarullah: Saudi coalition eyes on occupying of Al-Jawf province
The Secretary-General of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement on Wednesday night said that the Saudi coalition is focusing on Al-Jawf province and is trying to occupy and dominate it with the help of traitors, and mercenaries.
According to al-Masira, Sayyed Abdul Malik Badreddine Al-Houthi pointed out the Saudi coalition's goal of occupying Al-Jawf province and added: "The coalition knows well that this province is rich in oil and seeks to plunder its wealth to prevent the progress of the Yemeni nation."
He stated that the enemy wants Al-Jawf province to remain insecure so that its residents cannot achieve agricultural and civil development, and noted: "The enemy has targeted Al-Jawf like other provinces of Yemen by distributing drugs and their trade."
and also https://www.saba.ye/en/news3193918.htm
(A P)
Film: The seventh lesson of the Leader from the series of lessons of the era of Imam Ali "peace be upon him" by Malik Al-Ashtar 07-12-1443
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cXtzX86yQ8 = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0vG6eDVllo
8.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLSKCONkK0A
6.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3r_HmLLVpQ
5.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFv0tHX9X4E
(B P)
Film: A shocking video leaked from inside one of the summer centers of Houthi group, showing children taking military poses to perfectly use firearms in front of members of the armed group, in a new confirmation of the role of these suspicious centers in recruiting children and pushing them to the front lines. There is no doubt that these children had previously received extensive training at the hands of military/armed Houthis group until they were able to master the movements in a coordinated manner with tools such as those used by new soldiers in army camps.
https://twitter.com/abduhothifi/status/1544482299655372805
(A P)
Houthi militant kills his father, mutilates his dead body
https://www.alsahwa-yemen.net/en/p-57719
(A P)
The Houthi-linked "rights organization" of Muwatana has revealed that the Houthi militia recently set up "the Equity and Injustice Removal" authority as a bait for potential oppositionists: to lure the people of Sana'a to come forward and complain of arbitrary detentions and forced disappearances and then take revenge from them./Yemen Time
https://www.alsahwa-yemen.net/en/p-57717
(A P)
A Houthi attempt to smuggle weapons to Somalia has been thwarted/Bawabati
https://www.alsahwa-yemen.net/en/p-57717
(A P)
Houthi official shoots Yemeni civilian dead in Otoma
One Yemeni civilian was shot dead on Monday by the Houthi senior official in Otoma, a district in the central governorate of Dhamar, locals and media sources said.
Mohamed Muflih, nicknamed as Abu Khattab, killed Mohamed Ahmed Jo'ara before his children, the sources added, as the motives behind the crimes are still unknown.
https://debriefer.net/en/news-30150.html
(A P)
Film: And that brainwashing process is already underway in #Yemen
https://twitter.com/Alsakaniali/status/1545230565858852864
cp6 Südjemen und Aden-Regierung / Southern Yemen and Aden government
Siehe / Look at cp1
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Sanaa officially comments on assassination of Ahmed bin Al-Dweil in Aden
The Prime Minister of National Salvation Government in Sanaa, Dr. Abdulaziz Saleh bin Habtoor, accused the Saudi-led coalition of being behind the assassination of the professor of obstetrics and gynecology at University of Aden, Dr. Ahmed bin Al-Dweil, in the past days in Mansoura area.
In a message of condolence to the family and parents of Dr. Al-Dweil, the Prime Minister blamed the coalition forces and militias for the assassination of Dr. Al-Dweil and other national academic and political figures in Aden and the rest of the provinces, which are under occupation.
https://en.ypagency.net/266198/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/10/yemen-accuses-saudi-coalition-of-assassinating-aden-gynaecologist-ahmed-bin-al-dweil/
(A T)
Young man brutally tortured found in Aden
https://en.ypagency.net/266106/
(A P)
Yemen Govt Welcomes Acceleration of Saudi-Emirati Support
The legitimate Yemeni government welcomed on Wednesday the acceleration of aid from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The decision to speed up the delivery of the aid was announced last week during a meeting in Riyadh between Saudi Deputy Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and Chairman of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council Dr. Rashad Al-Alimi.
The government, which met in Aden on Wednesday, welcomed the move, saying it reflects the major fraternal role played by Saudi Arabia and the UAE in supporting Yemen on all levels.
(A P)
Rashad Al Alimi, head of #Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council, returns to Aden after visiting Kuwait, Bahrain Egypt, Qatar, and KSA.
https://twitter.com/RepYemenEnglish/status/1544750323817922562
(A P)
Armed gang seize private school in downtown Taiz
https://en.ypagency.net/265939/
(A P)
Mahrah plunges in darkness for fourth day in a row
Several directorates of Mahrah province, eastern Yemen , have been experiencing a complete power outage for the fourth day in a row.
Local sources confirmed that the power plant was permanently decommissioned, last Saturday evening, in the city of Al-Ghaydah, the administrative center of the province, and a number of directorates, due to the run-out of fuel.
https://en.ypagency.net/265932/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/06/regions-of-occupied-mahrah-province-experience-fourth-day-of-power-outages/
(A P)
STC militias reinforce deployment in Ataq city
Military factions affiliated with the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) have reinforced their deployment in Ataq, the administrative center of Shabwah province, southern Yemen.
This came a few days after the STC militias took over the most important security files in the rich-oil province, in conjunction with the appointment of its most prominent leaders as head of the counter-terrorism faction.
Informed sources confirmed that joint patrols of the STC and the Shabwah Defense Forces deployed during the past hours, in the ports and streets of the city of Ataq.
https://en.ypagency.net/265936/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/06/uae-backed-forces-reinforce-positions-in-shabwah-province/
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Saudi Arabia, UAE Race to Militarily Control Ma'ashiq Presidential Palace, Aden
Local sources in the city of Aden reported the arrival of large military reinforcements to the city. The sources said that the forces that arrived in Aden, Tuesday, consist of military vehicles and vehicles for transporting soldiers.
The sources stated that the recent reinforcements are Saudi-backed ones, aiming to protect the residence of Al-Alimi government in the Ma’ashiq Palace and to secure the movements of members of the Presidential Council and the government in Aden.
However, some considered sending new reinforcements to Aden as an indication of the turbulence of the situation among the components of the coalition, especially since these reinforcements come less than 24 hours after the arrival of military reinforcements to the city of Aden belonging to the military factions loyal to the UAE.
Some believe that it is unreasonable that the competition to send military reinforcements to the city of Aden, under the pretext of “protecting the Ma’ashiq Palace and securing the presidential and government,” erupts suddenly.
and
(A K P)
Over 200 pickups entered #Yemen's southern port city of #Aden ystrdy. They belong to Saudi-backed al-Yemen al-Saeed, newly-formed units led by Salafi leader Bashir al-Madhrabi, acco 2 sources. The troops came from SA & supposed to be responsible 4 protection of PLC in Aden.
https://twitter.com/Alsakaniali/status/1544526199518527488
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(A K P)
Informed sources: 200 military vehicles (sets) belonging to the Saudi Royal Forces entered Aden, carrying Saudi weapons and soldiers, heading to the coalition headquarters in the Buriqa line in Aden at dawn today, Tuesday. (photo)
https://twitter.com/GhalebM0nz1i7/status/1544403994159767556
Over 200 pickups entered #Yemen's southern port city of #Aden ystrdy. They belong to Saudi-backed al-Yemen al-Saeed, newly-formed units led by Salafi leader Bashir al-Madhrabi, acco 2 sources. The troops came from SA & supposed to be responsible 4 protection of PLC in Aden.
https://twitter.com/Alsakaniali/status/1544526199518527488
Film: The arrival of Saudi forces to Aden 05-07-2022 To contain the conflict of the mercenary leaders and provide the minimum level of security for their continuity in Aden, additional Saudi forces arrived, whose tasks will also be to consolidate the Saudi presence and expand influence
https://twitter.com/Ss1212125Yemen/status/1544406904281210881
(A P)
Journalist Nabiha al Haidari faces brutal harassment after the killing of her brother
Nabiha al Haidari has been the target of very serious attacks and online harassment since the killing of her brother in mid-June. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Yemeni Journalists Syndicate (YSF) condemn the harassment and attacks directed at journalist Nabiha al Haidari and urge the authorities to identify and prosecute the attackers.
http://en.adenpress.news/news/35301
(A P)
In video: STC militias execute policeman in Aden
A video clip was published on social media showing the crime of executing a policeman in the center of the Saudi-UAE coalition forces-held city of Aden, south of Yemen [has been removed from youtube]
https://en.ypagency.net/265895/
(A P)
Lahj witnesses popular, tribal discontent over arrest of woman by STC militia
https://en.ypagency.net/265864/ = https://hodhodyemennews.net/en_US/2022/07/05/uae-backed-mercenaries-abduct-wife-of-wanted-military-officer-in-apparent-blackmail-operation/
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Explosion In Waffendepot Im Jemen: 10 Tote, 35 Verletzte
Eine Explosion ereignete sich in einem Gebäude, in dem Waffen in Lawdar in der jemenitischen Provinz Abyan gelagert wurden.
Eine lokale Sicherheitsquelle, die nicht genannt werden wollte, gab an, dass bei der Explosion mindestens 10 Menschen getötet und 35 verletzt wurden.
Durch die Explosion wurden einige Gebäude und Arbeitsplätze in der Umgebung beschädigt
https://wikiforlive.com/2022/07/05/explosion-in-waffendepot-im-jemen-10-tote-35-verletzte/
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Weapon warehouse explosion kills 10, injures 35 in southern Yemen
At least 10 people were killed in an explosion that rocked a weapon warehouse in Yemen's southern province of Abyan on Tuesday, a security official told Xinhua.
A large explosion rocked a building used to store weapons in Abyan's district of Lawdar, leaving at least 10 killed and more than 35 others injured, the local security source said on condition of anonymity.
Search for survivors continues at the site, said the source, adding the death toll could rise.
A number of nearby residential buildings and business stores were partially damaged as a result of the explosion, the source said.
The cause of the explosion is unknown and an investigation was launched by local authorities
https://english.news.cn/20220705/baa2b52133524b249511f8fcd2a56ec4/c.html
Photos: https://twitter.com/GhalebM0nz1i7/status/1544317522517917696
https://twitter.com/GhalebM0nz1i7/status/1544309870027018240
Film: https://twitter.com/Adelalhasanii/status/1544256161175576576
and
(A P)
The government has ordered the payment of YR 100 million for the families of the victims of Abyan's weapons depot explosion. Six people were killed and 37 injured in the explosion of a private arms depot in a fire arms shop in Abyan eastern province yesterday/Multiple websites
https://www.alsahwa-yemen.net/en/p-57749
My remark: Somewhat likew US$ 90,000.
(A P)
Yemeni LC calls for int'l, US support to "get rid of" Houthis
Yemen needs international and US support to "get rid of" the Houthi group that can be militarily defeated, member of the Yemeni Leadership Council (LC) on Sunday told the US ambassador to Yemen.
Yemen's deterioration resulted from coup led by the Houthi group that used force to revoke political multiparty culture and dialogue language, practiced the most heinous crimes against the Yemeni people, and caused the world's worst humanitarian crisis, Othman Mujali added at a meeting in Riyadh with Steven Fagin.
https://debriefer.net/en/news-30149.html
My comment: They ask for war and military intervention; a brokered peace would be different.
(A T)
Two soldiers killed, one injured in terrorist attack in al-Dhale
Two soldiers of the Security Built Forces were killed and one soldier seriously injured on Monday in an explosion targeting their vehicle in the province of al-Dhale.
Local sources said that the blast was caused by a roadside bomb planted by unknown persons, believed to be al-Qaeda terrorists
http://en.adenpress.news/news/35294
(A P)
Clashes between two tribes in Shabwah leave casualties
https://en.ypagency.net/265766/
(A P)
Islah militias kidnap 2 merchants from Taiz city
The Islah Party militia on Monday kidnapped two major wholesalers in the city of Taiz, southwest of Yemen.
Activists posted on social networking sites a video clip of the kidnapping of the merchant Hisham Al-Zuraiqi.
Activists said that an armed gang affiliated with Shawqi Saeed Al-Mikhlafi, brother of the Islah militia leader in Taiz province, Hamoud Al-Mikhlafi, kidnapped the merchant Hisham Al-Zuraiqi from his shop in the wholesale market in Taiz, which is under the control of the Islah party militia.
https://en.ypagency.net/265773/
and
(A P)
Merchants of Taiz city carry out comprehensive strike
In a statement issued by the merchants in Taiz, the merchants condemned kidnapping the merchant Hisham, in addition to assaulting and kidnapping the another merchant Hamadi.
https://en.ypagency.net/265657/
(B P)
Coalition-backed government fails to address fuel crisis in Aden
Aden has been witnessing a severe crisis for weeks, dozens of cars lining up to get fuel at petrol stations.
Aden Petroleum Company has failed to address the crisis as gasoline reaching commercial stations is insufficient despite its high prices (26,000 riyals).
https://en.ypagency.net/265825/
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Yemeni forces gear up to crush Al-Qaeda resurgence in south
Yemeni forces are gearing up for a full-scale offensive against Al-Qaeda in the fractured country’s south amid reports that the militant group is remobilising.
The governorates of Abyan and Shabwa have witnessed preparations from Yemen’s internationally recognised military, which is planning to expel Al-Qaeda militants who have for years led an insurgency and based themselves in the area.
Abdul Rahman Al-Shonini, commander of counterterrorism forces in Abyan, was quoted by Arab News as saying the campaign was launched after receiving information that Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) was gathering in remote valleys and mountains to launch attacks against government troops in the south.
He said elite counterterrorism troops have been deployed in mountains and valleys in Abyan, which lies east of Yemen’s de-facto capital Aden.
https://english.alaraby.co.uk/news/yemen-forces-prepare-offensive-against-al-qaeda-south
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Yemen Unity: A Dream Turned into a Nightmare
Why do people of South Yemen reject the unity with North?
After the aggressive war of 1994, the regime of North Yemen ruled South by iron fist. Southerners in their homeland were treated as "strangers" or "refugees". Over 100,000 Southern civil servants and military officers, were sacked from their positions in the state institutions and replaced by northerners, among the southerners who were sent home by Sanaa's regime pilots, highly qualified engineers, high-ranking military commanders, some of them resorted to working in groceries, or as taxi drivers while some others fared even worse.
Determination and Resolution
Amid the tireless efforts being exerted by the UN and the international community to end the conflict in Yemen through a comprehensive political process, recognizing the right of the people of South Yemen in self-determination remains a major step towards ending the conflict in Yemen. After three decades of struggle, people in South Yemen seem more determined to snatch up their independence from North Yemen.
"The whole world know that South Yemen was an independent sovereign state and had its seat in the UN and the other international organizations" Mohammed Al-Amodi a Southern journalist based in Aden told South24.
"We have the right to determine our political status and build our own independent state in line with resolutions of the UN General Assembly and the international covenant on Civil and Political rights and in line with Security Council resolutions 924-931 issued in 1994 which rejected the aggressive war launched by the Northern partner against our people in South." Al-Amodi added
https://south24.net/news/newse.php?nid=2794
My remark: A pro-separatist viewpoint.
Fortsetzung / Sequel: cp7 – cp19
https://www.freitag.de/autoren/dklose/jemenkrieg-mosaik-782b-yemen-war-mosaic-782b
Vorige / Previous:
https://www.freitag.de/autoren/dklose/jemenkrieg-mosaik-813-yemen-war-mosaic-813
Jemenkrieg-Mosaik 1-813 / Yemen War Mosaic 1-813:
https://www.freitag.de/autoren/dklose oder / or http://poorworld.net/YemenWar.htm
Der saudische Luftkrieg im Bild / Saudi aerial war images:
(18 +, Nichts für Sensible!) / (18 +; Graphic!)
http://poorworld.net/YemenWar.htm
http://yemenwarcrimes.blogspot.de/
Liste aller Luftangriffe / and list of all air raids:
http://yemendataproject.org/data/
Untersuchung ausgewählter Luftangriffe durch Bellingcat / Bellingcat investigations of selected air raids:
Untersuchungen von Angriffen, hunderte von Filmen / Investigations of attacks, hundreds of films:
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