Nothing new about Yemen except that twenty million Yemenis are still starving and they don’t know why. 
The Voice of Yemen
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An independent account dedicated to sharing both mainstream and suppressed news about Yemen.
Al-Ashrafia Mosque, one of the most iconic landmarks of Taiz, was built in 1300 AD during the Rasulid dynasty.
Yemen should be declared a disaster zone. 
Taiz Governorate: In a rare and alarming incident, gunmen opened fire on Musab bin Umair school in the Jabal Habashi district on Tuesday morning, injuring a teacher and two students, and causing widespread panic among the students. 
Starving millions of children on purpose is nothing less than ethnic cleansing! 
Happening Now >> Aden Governorate: An angry popular uprising denouncing the power outage and lack of basic services. Protesters are burning tires and blocking several streets.
Abyan Governorate: Early this morning, the terrorist group Al-Qaeda launched an attack on the government complex in Al-Mahfad district using two car bombs. Several of the terrorists were killed during the attack. 
Ma’rib Governorate: Fourteen people have been confirmed dead following a collision between a fuel truck and a bus on the international highway linking Hadhramout and Ma’rib, local authorities reported. 
The capital, Sana’a: A funeral was held today for the Chief of Staff of the Sana’a government, who died from wounds sustained in an Israeli airstrike.
Life feels like hell in Yemen. 
Yemenis are LITERALLY starving to death, as both warring parties, the United Nations, and the international community continue to turn a blind eye. They are human beings, with hopes, feelings, and lives that matter. They deserve to be seen.
They deserve to be heard.
Speak up for them 🇾🇪
Saada Governorate: A civilian was killed by Saudi army fire in the border district of Shada. 
Aden Governorate: UAE-backed forces kidnap a pilot before takeoff. 
Their childhood slipped away between airstrikes and hunger. 
Don’t Forget Yemen! 
Don’t forget Amir and what they did to him 
Thirst is a Policy in Yemen 
Al-Mahdhar Mosque - Hadhramaut Governorate 