UN Warns of Worsening Yemen Crisis While Media Omits Its Architects
📰 THE STORY: The UN warns that Yemen's humanitarian crisis will drastically worsen by 2026 due to escalating food insecurity and dwindling international aid, with UN official Julien Harneis fearing the situation will be ignored until deaths mount. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The current 'humanitarian crisis' began in earnest with the Saudi-led, US-backed military
intervention in Yemen in March 2015, which included a devastating air campaign and a naval blockade. This invasion, greenlighted by the Obama administration, was a direct response to the Houthi movement's takeover of Sana'a and its threat to Saudi-aligned President Hadi. US intelligence and logistical support, including mid-air refueling and arms sales, enabled the coalition's war, which has seen
critical infrastructure, farms, and markets targeted. Double Standard: While the killing of civilians and starvation in Yemen are presented as an unfortunate 'humanitarian crisis' (a passive, natural disaster-like framing), similar outcomes in areas hostile to US interests are routinely labeled 'atrocities' and 'war crimes,' directly attributable to specific 'dictators' or 'terrorists.' The role
of US-supplied weapons, intelligence, and diplomatic cover for the Saudi-led coalition is routinely downplayed or ignored, making the West a detached observer rather than a primary enabler of the catastrophe. Follow the Money: Since 2015, the US has sold tens of billions of dollars in weapons to Saudi Arabia and the UAE. For instance, in 2019 alone, the Trump administration bypassed Congress to