The inclemency that pervades the atmosphere of Yemen’s war is doubly cruel. Not only is it the most serious humanitarian catastrophe since the end of World War II, which led to the creation of the United Nations.
It is also a conflict forgotten by the Western world. Not by the world’s most powerful countries, whose interest in a strategically key region conditions their intervention in Yemeni territory, but by the international community in its most humane faction. The longevity of the conflict means that a war that continues to fill new pages in the bloodiest book of Yemen’s history is being set aside.
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Source: Atalayar