The United Nations has issued a stark warning about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen, highlighting the dire conditions faced by millions of people. 

As the conflict enters its eleventh year, nearly 20 million Yemenis rely on humanitarian aid to survive, with many enduring repeated displacement, hunger, and the collapse of essential services. 

Women and children are among the most vulnerable, facing heightened risks of violence, malnutrition, and poor health.

The ongoing conflict has also led to severe funding shortfalls, making it increasingly difficult for humanitarian organizations to provide adequate assistance. Stranded migrants in Yemen face brutal conditions, including exploitation and violence, with limited opportunities for escape. 

The UN has emphasized the urgent need for global solidarity to address these challenges and prevent millions from being left behind.

Efforts to resolve the crisis remain ongoing, with the UN Special Envoy for Yemen calling for sustained dialogue and collaboration across conflict lines. 

However, regional tensions and escalating violence continue to hinder peace prospects. 

The UN has reiterated its commitment to engaging with all parties to work towards a sustainable and comprehensive resolution to the conflict.

The humanitarian situation in Yemen serves as a stark reminder of the devastating impact of prolonged conflict and the urgent need for international support to alleviate suffering and promote peace.