“如果世界只关心乌克兰而忽视我们的痛苦，[至少] 它会关心被轰炸时的石油。”——阿里·盖什，八十多岁的也门人
SANA’A, YEMEN -– Seven years have passed since the brutal war against Yemen, a ship-shaped country located on the southern Arabian Peninsula, began in March 2015. The war has been acknowledged as one the bloodiest in modern history and called the “world’s worst humanitarian disaster” by human rights groups. Yet, rather than breaking Yemeni resolve,
安萨尔安拉希望通过瞄准沙特石油基础设施并推高原油价格来利用油价上涨，以惩罚美国支持沙特领导的战争。
YEMEN-SAUDI BORDER – Under the scorching midday sun, Hakem Matari Yahya al-Buttaini’s brother was on the cusp of finally being able to purchase the 40 liters of diesel fuel for which he had been waiting in line for seven days, when he got the call. Hakem had been executed by Saudi Arabia and the news had just spread through local media. Hakem was
西方对俄罗斯入侵乌克兰的报复速度令也门人大吃一惊，他们连续 2520 天忍受了无情的轰炸和致命的海陆空封锁。
HAJJAH, YEMEN – “We’re brutally bombed every day. So why doesn't the Western world care like it does about Ukraine?!!... Is it because we don’t have blonde hair and blue eyes like Ukrainians?” Ahmed Tamri, a Yemeni father of four, asked with furrowed brows about the outpouring of international support and media coverage of Russia’s invasion of
“自从联合国人权机构解散其在饱受战争蹂躏的国家的监测机制以来，也门的平民死亡人数几乎翻了一番。” – 挪威难民委员会报告
HAJJAH, YEMEN – Two parallel but very different meetings took place recently -- one in search of peace, the other to plan more war. In Oman’s capital, Muscat, an official delegation headed by Ansar Allah, met with Omani and European officials to negotiate de-escalation and humanitarian assistance in Yemen. Meanwhile, the United States and the
记者本杰明·诺顿 (Benjamin Norton) 和艾伦·麦克劳德 (Alan MacLeod) 与 Mnar Adley 一起讨论了主流媒体如何在上周与俄罗斯打着战鼓，同时无视美国支持的沙特在也门发起的新的致命攻击。
Journalists Benjamin Norton and Alan MacLeod join Mnar Adley to discuss how the mainstream media spent the last week beating drums of war with Russia over Ukraine with headlines and talking heads funded and sponsored by Lockheed Martin and NATO. Meanwhile, there wasn't a single article covering how the US-Saudi-UAE coalition cut off the
“这是沙特领导的联盟对学校、医院、市场、婚礼派对和监狱等地方进行的一系列不合理空袭中的最新一次。” – Ahmed Mahat，无国界医生也门任务负责人
SAADA, YEMEN – In a scene rife with chaos and crying, volunteers and a rescue squad pulled the bodies of 91 prisoners from the rubble of the Sa'ada City Remand Prison in southern Yemen on Tuesday. Early last Friday morning, United Arab Emirates (UAE) warplanes supported by the United States targeted the overcrowded prison, which houses up to 3,000
