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YemenExtra,19 March,2017 We are in a bind where UK humanitarian organisations try to get aid and medicines, paid for by the British taxpayer, into Yemen while a Saudi-led coalition, of which Britain is a part, is pounding the very port…

YemenExtra,19 March,2017 Two citizens were injured by an airstrike waged by the warplanes of the US-Saudi aggression targeting their farm on Sunday in Baqim district of Sa’ada governorate. The hostile warplanes hit Al-Aslan area once,…

An American expert described the Saudi army, which is considered the best equipped military in the world, as a paper tiger that disappointed its weapon suppliers, including mainly the United States. Simon Henderson, a director of the…

In an interview with the Qatar-based news network Al Jazeera, Efraim Halevy, the former head of Mossad confirmed what many in the Middle East and around the world already surmised: that Israel provided "tactical" assistance to Jabhat…

t is shameful that the New Zealand government supports the American/Saudi war on Yemen, which is causing such suffering. The UN reports that 7,700 people have been killed so far, including 1500 children. Millions have been…

Mohammad Bin Salman, in his recent visit to Washington, D.C. called for further expansion of USA-Saudi ties in military and economic fields. Mohammad Bin Salman, the Saudi ambitious war minister and deputy crown prince in his recent visit…

By Michael Brull Our silence as a nation is destroyed – and innocent men, women and children slaughtered – is deafening, writes Michael Brull. Yemen is being destroyed. Perhaps half a million children face severe…

YemenEXtra,19 March,2017 The UN food agency has warned that over half of Yemenis are on the brink of famine as the Arab country continues to be hit by relentless Saudi airstrikes. In a report issued on Wednesday, the World Food…

YemenExtra,19 March,2017 Yemeni artists have taken part in an open-air exhibition held in protest to Saudi Arabia’s relentless airstrikes on the war-torn country. The murals drawn by artists on the walls of Sana’a University on…