Ta'izz

So, you know, if he lashes out for that reason, it wouldn't be surprising.

Let's move on to Yemen and talk about aid entering Taiz.

Yeah, this is a pretty big deal.

Taiz, we've talked about previously on the show, has been under siege for weeks now.

Ansar Allah has surrounded it, essentially surrounded it earlier this week, I believe they cut the highway linking Taiz to the city of Aden, which is the de facto capital of Yemen.

I think they had already cut off that route into Taiz, but they really went after the highway with the possibility that they will, I think Reuters reported this, they advanced to 80 kilometers outside of Aden.

They could, in theory, attack that city.

I think probably their attention is still focused elsewhere.

I mean, it goes to show how heavy these airstrikes are.

The Yemen Data Project said that Yemen's southwestern Taiz province was the most heavily bombed and saw the most civilian casualties in October.

But the single worst incident of civilian harm and child death occurred in Sadat on October 18th, a strike that I covered at the time.

And this was a Saudi strike on a home that killed at least 10 civilians, including seven children.

We'll cover that.

Hopefully, just get more attention on this.

And so the next one here, Taiz City is a refuge for displaced Yemenis fleeing war.

This is a report from Dropsite News from Yemen.

The Houthis are an ultra-reactionary Shia movement based in northern Yemen, which now controls most of the inhabited areas of the country.

The Houthi army, which the UN estimates has 350,000 fighters, is currently laying siege to this southern town of Taiz, home to one million people.

They recently targeted the southern town of Aden and Saudi airports and oil infrastructure with drones and ballistic missiles.

The Saudi bombing campaign against Yemen, which began in 2015 and which was brought to an end by a ceasefire in 2022, was unable to bring down the Houthi government, but did kill, according to the UN, directly or indirectly, 377,000 people and do enormous damage to a country where the GDP per capita is only $380.

But he faces some opposition from the progressive left of the Democratic Party.

In Yemen, forces loyal to the Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government say they fended off a large-scale attack by Ansar Ali fighters and Taiz government.

The violence added to a growing humanitarian crisis in the city of Taiz, where residents are short on water, food, fuel and medical supplies.

On Wednesday, the Red Cross said it had delivered four truckloads of essential goods to Taiz.

That's a tiny fraction of what's needed.

The United Nations is urging Yemen's warring parties to fully reopen roads into Taiz.

This is you on Spokesperson.

Taiz, which is home to around one million human beings, roads and our clothes and supplies are running out.

Sin embargo, enfrenta cierta oposición por parte de la izquierda progresista del Partido Demócrata.

Las fuerzas armadas leales al gobierno de Yemen, respaldado por Arabia Saudí y reconocido internacionalmente, afirman haber frustrado un ataque a gran escala de los combatientes del movimiento Ansar Alá, también conocido como Hutíes, en la gobernación de Taiz.

La escalada de los combates ha agravado la creciente crisis humanitaria que azota la ciudad de Taiz, cuyos residentes cuentan con pocas provisiones de agua, alimentos, combustible y de suministros médicos.

El miércoles, la Cruz Roja dijo que había entregado cuatro camiones cargados con suministros esenciales en Taiz.

Eso equivale a una pequeña fracción de lo que se necesita.

Las Naciones Unidas están instando a las partes beligerantes de Yemen a reabrir por completo las carreteras hacia Taiz.

Estas fueron las palabras expresadas por un portavoz de la ONU.

En Taiz, donde viven alrededor de un millón de personas, las carreteras están cortadas y los suministros se están agotando.

But he faces some opposition from the progressive left of the Democratic Party.

In Yemen, forces loyal to the Saudi-backed, internationally recognized government say they fended off a large-scale attack by Ansar Ali fighters and Taiz government.

The violence added to a growing humanitarian crisis in the city of Taiz, where residents are short on water, food, fuel and medical supplies.

On Wednesday, the Red Cross said it had delivered four truckloads of essential goods to Taiz.

That's a tiny fraction of what's needed.

The United Nations is urging Yemen's warring parties to fully reopen roads into Taiz.

This is you on Spokesperson.

Taiz, which is home to around one million human beings, roads and our clothes and supplies are running out.

According to the health ministry within the Sana'a base, Ansar Allah led Yemeni government.

The majority of the casualties occurred in the southwestern Taiz province, where a Saudi airstrike hit a civilian home in the Haifa district.

According to the health ministry, the strike killed at least four people, including a woman and three children.

and wounded four other people so all right so at least four of those were the women and three children that's awful the health ministry also reported this saudi easter egg hit another civilian home in thais magbana district and killed seven civilians including two children this is what uh this is what your tax dollars are supporting by the way and even more so than that literally fueling using refueling support, you know, our military's refuelers are refueling their jets to carry out these sort of things, these airstrikes that are hitting civilians.

Yahya Sarri, spokesman for the Ansar-a-Lad led Yemeni armed forces, said that Saudi Arabia launched over 100 airstrikes and missile attacks in Yemen over the past 24 hours.

So these attacks carried out, undermine.

Over the past 24 hours, Saudi warplanes launched 104 airstrikes, missile attacks targeting civilian areas in the capital, Sana'a, and the governors of Al-Jawaf, Al-Bayadah, Saddam, Amran, Marib, Taiz, and Lajj.

He wrote a telegram.

We'll see that in a second.

One month into the Yemeni governmental operation dawn of Yemen offensive, a Houthi ballistic missile have killed a woman and three children in southern Taiz just hours before the UN Security Council Conveys on Yemen sanctions.

What's going on? We start with global economic and geopolitical shock waves.

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southwestern Taiz government, the Haifa district and other have reported that Houthi ballistic missiles struck a family home and killed four civilians, a woman and three children from the same family.

and wounded four others.