Never forget what they did to Amir 
The Voice of Yemen
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An independent account dedicated to sharing both mainstream and suppressed news about Yemen.
DON'T FORGET YEMEN 
UNICEF: Nearly 500,000 children in Yemen need treatment for severe acute malnutrition (SAM). 
Their targets in Gaza 
Jibla town, with the Queen Arwa Mosque in the background - Ibb Governorate 🇾🇪 
In Yemen, mothers are forced to mourn their children before they are even buried. 
Saada Governorate: A civilian and an African migrant were injured by Saudi army fire in the border districts of Shada and Munabbih. 
Never forget what the Saudi-led coalition did to the children of Yemen! 
The ongoing deterioration of living conditions is pushing more and more Yemenis to take their own lives. On Tuesday evening, a young man in Aden ended his life by jumping from the top of a building, despite desperate attempts by bystanders to stop him.
لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله
Just a reminder 
Did you know that before Emirati forces withdrew from Socotra, they damaged roads and tore up the asphalt on some streets that the UAE had repaired years earlier? 
Speak up for the hungry children of Gaza and Yemen. Silence makes their suffering invisible. 
Saada Governorate: Two African migrants injured in Saudi artillery shelling on the border district of Qatabir 
UNFPA: The humanitarian crisis remains severe & prolonged. Conflict, economic collapse, & access restrictions continue to be devastating to all. 
Mag. 4.9 earthquake - Arabian Sea, 387 km southeast of Hadibu, Socotra, Yemen, on Monday, Jan 26, 2026, at 09:29 pm (GMT +4) 
They're NOT Akhdam (servants) community, they're Muhamashin (marginalized) community. 
Dozens of residents of Abyan Governorate staged a protest calling for the release of political detainees and demanding information on the fate of those forcibly disappeared. 
More than 20 million people in Yemen are going HUNGRY. They are ordinary civilians, NOT Houthis, and the Saudi-led coalition and the United Nations are fully AWARE of this.
This is GENOCIDE 
WHO: In Yemen, 2.3M children are acutely malnourished—500K with severe acute malnutrition (SAM). 