action and that's it from me and the new steam stay with us. next the w takes a close look at the whole face, the round back to militant group disrupting global trade. was there a tax in the rates? so mr. scott office, the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look, it's currently use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is. this is with the weekdays on d, w. tensions are rising in the red sea. humans who see malicious are attacking shipping,

paralyzing a t global trade route. and in early september 2024. their attacks on oil tankers threatened to cause an environmental disaster. the united states has responded with air strikes on who's the positions and the militant group is mobilizing for what it described as a new holy war and official, what we wanted to confrontation with the us for a long time. but again, in the north of human, the hosting movement has long since established totalitarian rule. the whose these only believe in war is either a seat that's been planted then growing by iran. how did they maintain control over the people? and what does the future hold for? who is the control gm in the country has been brought to its knees by 10 years of war, hunger and displacement or rice. how does this work killed children of killing our

parents are brothers and sisters. the, we're traveling into a severely restricted area for years. hardly any western journalists have been allowed to come here. but we've been granted access by the who sees driving along gravel roads and river beds. we cross the front lines of human civil war from territory controlled by the internationally recognized government into the realm of the militant group. this is where most of the countries nearly 34000000 residents live. the capital so now is under who's the control, the it's afternoon

at the market. traders wait for customers, while chewing costs leaves the mild stimulant is used by many on a daily basis. the means equivalent of tobacco or alcohol. the sun seemed surprised and pleased that we've made it here. others see us as representatives of the enemy and are more confrontational. what, what? we're used to airstrikes. it's been that way for a long time since the world began ganging up on human. whether young or old we young and these are patients we into are all hardships means i'm not going to you. this man is crazy. hum. us elsewhere. palestinian and germany flags have been sewn together in a gesture of solidarity. and the violence in gaza is all too familiar to you. i'm and he's here to thousands of civilians have been killed and external attacks in

this case by a western back. so the lead military coalition had to switch out of we will not stand idly by and watch the injustice and gaza adam. and even if all the women here become widows, we'll win, god really exile germany's warn us to expect a police state as restrictive as north korea. and it's true that were escorted by who is the security officials who control every question. we ask every answer we're given, and every image we capture with our cameras. most people here seem afraid of being filmed and prefer not to answer our questions. a team of others rather keeps a close eye on her homeland from outside the country. she's in constant contact with people still in yemen. it's extremely difficult for people to speak, their thoughts or opinion and who the controlled areas. even private meetings are

spite on, you know, people know exactly who you met with, who's coming to your home, who's leaving. so there's this kind of paranoia, it's through that type of control that they're able to control the narrative, give a certain perception about them, and also manipulate the people. we're struck by the issue number of pictures of fighters who been killed in the conflict. there are thousands of them. each one celebrated as a hero. many look like teenagers, the role of children and who the power structure is the role of ponds in a chest game. they are cannon fodder for the shoot to use. they are really zealous fighters. a lot of them are recruited to enticement not to intimidation. i need to start dressing in black. the color the who sees have ordered women to where i'm told that's the only way i'll be allowed to watch the

friday rally. the demonstration has become a weekly display of the who sees power more than a 1000000 men are gathering to vent their hatred of the west. israel and use women are not allowed. they've made an exception for me. almost every one carries the west and never the less they all have to be searched of the even young children are here to the group's leader. doing monica whose they can only be seen in these images. considered wholly, he doesn't appear in person. his client sees itself as superior to the rest of the population because they're supposedly defended from the profit personality

of the if the calculator he is playing on the narrative that the west has extracted so many resources and exploited the exotics from the muslim nations. as the many people that they should rise up against that kind of aggression with the who these are saying is that, look at this as a, you could be next. they've already trained to 100000 fighters for the conflict in gaza. and they are campaign in the red sea, which they call a holy war. for the feasibility near my laptop, we've escalated out operations because the enemy continues to escalate the as in gaza. it came with a faint wave mobilized rockets, drones, and military vessels. a lot we now also have underwater weapons which will close the enemy. big problems a little while thought look like the getting an interview with,

with the leadership isn't easy. after some wrangling, we're allowed to meet with the information minister of the group self proclaimed government. he's a key figure and the movements propaganda apparatus. so you, the guy had that and also had it had been all be our leader has advise the you and especially germany not to get involved at the level of gwinnett them. and we hope germany won't involve itself in the american war against the many people and many can because we'll fight all those who stand on american side. many of you say that again, if somebody get who these are counting on war with united states, they're using the new conflict for domestic political purposes to extend their claims to power across the whole of human. that includes getting access to highly coveted oil and gas resources in other parts of the country. who are the us who sees the little known family that has the m and, and its gravel. the current leaders father was a religious scholar of z, doesn't

a form of she is long who spiritual leaders ruled northern human. for centuries. well shielding it from outside influence in 2004, his son who's saying began rebellion against the state inspired by them all. as in iran, the ultimate goal was to create a global islamic countless age, which was seen, was killed. his younger brother of demonic took over the good september 20. 14 abdul malik oversaw the capture of the many capital santa by whose the militants, with the help of training and support from iran. humans government was forced to flee to the south. a saudi arabia, yelman's powerful, northern neighbour, put together a military coalition to intervene. his goal was to restore the government to power

by any means necessary using weapons supplied by the us. the coalition also bombed hospitals and schools. the fighting and the resulting humanitarian disaster claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. they perceived the threat that's coming from the who these because of also their alliance with the in, on and because of the weapons that they were getting. and also, you know, i mean in essence it was the, the transitional governments that requested that intervention. but in 2023, the warring parties, saudi arabia and iran were suddenly shaking hands the saudis put offers of peace and significant compromises on the table. they were hoping to appease the who's ease by now the most powerful force in yemen. meanwhile, political opposition to the who is he's was fragmented. with many, many officials based outside the country. people had begun to call them the hotel

government. losing saudi support would be a body blow, it's when the saudis have stopped intervening, that there were no complaints and push back on the who these people are starting to speak up against them. and i think does the was just the perfect opportunity for the who these it brings back the issue of, for an aggression for an intervention. since the israel guns, a war began the whose these have had success is in the red sea. the galaxy leader is one of their major trophies, a ship sailing under the flag of the bahamas. own buying is really business man. since the who is he's hijacked, the galaxy leader. it's been anchored off the many coast near us. the leaf, who sees, are especially keen to show off their prize to a western t, the crew. their shouts of god is great and death to america, dest 2 israel, a curse upon the jews and victory to his home. they also say there waiting for what

they call the battle for jerusalem. i don't feel safe here on the deck of this seas ship with actions like this have made the who's he's popular in some quarters in the era of world and beyond. they're able to present themselves as fighting for the downtrodden or the photos are fighters, have made you how many is proud. they're blocked all over the us, israel and germany and britain. i mean, the fact that the who sees managed to attack so many ships is thanks to its military partner. iran. it's sense the group chord and it's missile components and drones. they have received a mentorship in a way that allowed them to transform themselves from, you know, what could be seen as a ragtag melissa and the caves into this big miller saw that everyone is interested

in back on land. i'm told that some of the galaxy leaders crew are still on board the ship. they've been held hostage for months. the. our next destination is one of the pores parts of the country. 5 hours drive from santa after nearly 10 years of war, the country is suffering from one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. the nearly 5000000 yemenis are displaced. many are forced to live in camps. around 17000000, don't have reliable access to food. this campus come to livestock, farmers and traders. many of them from the border region with saudi arabia, people here ask us to pass on a message to the world that they are now in desperate need that we don't even get

food aid from abroad anymore. all right, the so our children have to beg on the streets for something to eat. we have no food, no water, and no house, just the cold ground. there is no home office i'm. i've had some hot even for our children. for months this can for displaced. people hasn't received any aid from the u. n. world food program. all the ms. bonnie collects and sells plastic bottles to help keep his family alive. fuel exchange them for a chemo, a flower, and a few vegetables. a lot of things are hard and they're getting worse. one day there's food, then the next day, nothing. 2 days of hunger, then a day of food to do, hey no, i know every day they have to make it to our round trip to fetch water. life revolves around to things. water and food. people here don't know anyone who's been able to return to their old homes or

what's left of them or know what do i get back home? there are mines, i get the children step on them, their dad, but it as it's better here, we can stand the hungry, at least our children are alive. what other, how do i? well, i'm with that and we ask why the world food program has stopped 8 supplies to this? who's the run region or none of the aid workers will talk about it with us. eventually, we learned about threats made against you and stuff, and humanitarian workers, and of kidnappings. we hear that the who sees often handed 8 supplies to their own followers, rather than to those most in need. but there's an entire system of a diversion that the who these have put in place from 2017 onwards. we kept on seeing video footage of military members who the motion members being

photographed with packages from the world food program. we've seen ambulances from the w h o carrying, so the militia members, and by controlling where the aid goes, they tried to port to portray themselves as legitimate actors, with the blessings of the international community. a few kilometers away, there's a clinic for malnourished children, run my agency, doctors without borders or m as of the stream of patients never stops. doctors say that each day, they're forced to turn many patients away. over and over again. they're faced with the tragic task of asking mothers once they have it home to feed their families. because she we, grain and bread. well, really dry bread dish of novice would help special. she's getting worse and worse little the nothings helping i try to understand the things i've seen and the

causes behind the situation. the international aid funding is getting smaller from year to year. then there are the who sees who's a tax on shipping cost prices to rise because almost everything here is important. there is the militant groups, the parents misuse of 8 supplies. plus, there's an economic conflict between northern and southern gammon. allow me live with indescribable pain, pain, fear, and grief. there the consequences of war and famine. the majority of the country is experiencing hunger with whom i got a letter in the doctors tell us that some of the children simply can't be saved. the women were among the

1st victims after the who's these came to power, travel bands, morality, police and gender segregation. the movement is constantly coming up with new ways to restrict women's freedom of movement. to meet women here and ask them to share their stories, we put their lives in danger. so instead i need a young any woman in exile in jordan use row on there. sherry is 21. she was sentenced to 5 years and who's the prison but managed to escape? she says she went through hell back in her own country. so i'm just for this, these women had to stay in society as an active role. there wasn't this disparaging view of them as an inferior and of course families conservative. but women were important that today they're marginalized. they have no same skill use as

crime. these photos, it was her 1st photo shoud with uncovered hair. the dress was made by a many designer her friend and a hummadi, a model actor and social media influence. there was also at the shoot. the booth is detained, the women right on the street and locked them up without an arrest warrant initial . but murphy, she will have the, there's no women who didn't experience torture in prison though. it wasn't dragged across the floor by her hair or handcuff for hours on end or put in solitary confinement for days. you can see the scars on my body. this lucy's use, the tones and electric shocks the bossy was so i was tortured because i couldn't follow their orders. i'm but one of my i couldn't comply that are going to model

your for the simple reason that i was raised as a human being with dignity to bite. a center may come to sprout, saw several suicides in prison. she herself tried to enter her life. their captors then offered the women a deal if they agreed to help compromise the who seized political enemies using sex and drugs, they go free. both women refused the user. i became ill. she was granted leave under strict conditions. she tells me that after several attempts, she managed to escape to southern young men using another woman's identity papers. her family is still being persecuted and her friend, n t, r is still in prison. the who's yamaha disease are mentally backward. an educated terrorists and their leader is live in villas and drive the latest cars. they have

new mobile phones left to their children's study. a famous universities meet the meanwhile, the people are suffering and hardly have anything to eat have a sub. and that the who sees live, well, that can they use religion to further their own interest because it will be this, mundane we drive from who's the control territory across the front lines of the civil war. since an informal ceasefire to called to fighting has died down, the people are still waiting for peace. the we are ryans entice, an isolated city of around $1000000.00 inhabitants is northern districts are under siege from hostings before the war to east was a centre of culture and trade. now both a city and its inhabitants are scarred by the conflict. the front line runs right

through ties separating family members who haven't seen each other in years or despite the cease fire fighting still goes on here. residents like 40 of do and his family risk their lives just by living here. a lot of obviously there is no cease fire i there can be no security and no cease fire with the who with the malicious yet the how the another mile eat. and the dues are refugees. they were displaced by the war and moved here into a cold and drafty house without proper windows electricity or running water. they say what millions of them, and he's thinking that one of those, the, this is all because of the who face. i have something other than it without them, it would never have got this bad and then i have to do to now. so who these drove us out of our homes? unless gun his gun was eyes you. people had a good life. but the who these destroyed their houses,

countless people and ties had been severely injured. they tell us that hopefully snipers are still targeting ordinary civilians. thought 2 of those neighbor lost his leg because of them. i went to the uh, the layout is the who is the stone sped women or children? not the all the young homeless and they shoot at everyone. well, hi, there is so many children who are 11 or 12 years old with amputated limbs are on the who is this supported by iran. the goal is quite simply to destroy our human, a new man. the government's military is using piles of rubble as makes shift barriers, an attempt to keep civilians out of the line of fire. everywhere we look there, people with water canisters, disease continue to occupy the city's water sources. so residents have to rely on occasional deliveries by truck sent by benefactors using thirst as

a weapon against civilians as another possible war crime committed by the who sees, even as they claim to be fighting for the rights of children and gaza. the beginning. but imagine water causes constant conflicts and disagreements that help children can't go to school because they're chewing up all the time. and the women suffer mentally and physically be and you said i love to be an image cdn combined together. but the one year ago adela assignment was playing outdoors with some classmates when his life was changed forever. and the end if i could play and run his ticketing. mama, i have no, i can't run anymore. a mortar shell exploded near his house. the 11 year old is one of thousands of children into ease prove lost limbs while

playing well had the day to one of the others lost his arm up that any give me and i lost my foot. actually makes me a leg so i can walk. does that sometimes the stumps hurt somebody when the weather is cold? then bad of the shame always 6 when she lost her leg. she was playing outdoors when a rocket exploded near her. and then when i did the exercises and felt how painful it was, i said to myself, i don't want this life anymore. i want to die. he had his hand hold on this gentleman. but the training gave shame a self confidence. she kept telling herself that nothing was impossible. now she's fully focused on physiotherapy and school and so with the applied. we're children, we don't carry weapons. we don't know how to shoot us. we're innocent. but i have

a dream to become a lawyer because i've seen the crimes to who these have committed had gotten their crimes against women and children. you know, be innocent. people have to whom the lives in these uh over the phone. but then every yeah. to tell, uses only prosthesis and rehabilitation center. they're constantly making new artificial limbs or adjusting existing ones. the technicians have to make, due with the simplest, it means he had thought about the more the only materials and components we get a really basic number. not. not only that, because of the sage and the wall, we sometimes have to wait a month or 2 for the supplies to get through. a little of mean shall have english ahead in experts estimate that there are around 2000000 mines in the country. most of them were laid by the who sees in residential areas. children

are often injured on their way to school, or one collecting firewood the what does the future hold triana? is there any chance of lasting piece? i put those questions to a journalist mohammed us online. she was only recently released after being held captive by the who sees for 5 years. he and his colleagues had been accused of collaborating with the enemy. he was often held in a small dark room and wasn't allowed to see his family. the booties even ignore the court ruling regarding his release. it had to do now that they constantly threatened me with execution even in order to wear me down psychologically. uh, the id they tortured us by hanging as a and the leading us giving us electric shocks and immersing us in cold water. and

i still feel the effects of it today. i can't describe it. it's unimaginable. you know, unless of the, he tells us of the extreme oppression of who's the rulers who seem to have no concept of humanity or freedom. all they know, he says, or hatred and revenge. and that will, i think the war is going to come back out of him and won't achieve peace with the who sees around and 10 the they came to power using force and they're not going to leave except by force. when the middle of the city accompanied by a security escort, we drive through to ease the city on the front line of the conflict. all around me, i can sense the fear that the escalating situation and the red c, mike re ignite the war in yemen itself. this is a country that's been torn apart, where conflict has become a part of life, human east or caught in the grip of the who sees

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