800,000 people in Yemen cut off from food aid, warns UN’s World Food Programme | DW News
Hundreds of thousands of people in Yemen are now cut off from life-saving food aid. The UN’s World Food Program says in Yemen’s third-largest city, Taiz, 600,000 people who already depended on aid, are now cut off. The roads are being blocked by Houthi rebels pushing to take control from Yemen’s Saudi-backed government.
DW’s David Levitz speaks with Katy Crosby, from Prosper Global, an aid organization providing food assistance in Yemen about the dire humanitarian situation in the city. And Behnam Ben Taleblu, from the Iran Program at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies about the Houthis attempts to seize Taiz.
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