well the saudi led coalition responded by launching air strikes on yemen's capital sana'a mom of the time has more now from the yemeni capital. we can see columns of small comfort still raising up in the sky of the capital sanaa the saudi fighter jets bombed a military compound that is under the control of the whole these in the north west of the capital it is called the maintenance military compound there are no casualties that have been reported so far but the. spread toran fear among the civilians in this area people still remember the carbons of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some observations and also i would was over 5 a race have been carried out on this military compound and also on the another military side or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 15 aires have been carried out in the matter but specially in the region of mughal where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of marjah they believe that the world can take control of the city in order to gain the supply of gas and fuel they say that the saudi

the civilians in this area people still remember the carbons of the saudi bombing of the city of sana'a. according to some of servers and also i would was over 5 and a raise have been carried out on this many of the compound and also on another military sites on minutes to position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 15 aires have been carried out in the matter but specially in the region of mughal where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of marjah they believe that the world can take control of the city in order to gain the supply of gas and fuel they say that the saudi royal it quality has father tightened their instructions on the floor fuelling guys to area under their control while our senior political analyst model one of the sharia believes international pressure will eventually force both sides to end the conflict. if this really continues to escalate as it is in such a dick areas within yemen itself and as the humanitarian situation gets worse and worse and as we see the saudis being attacked in more rapid rhythm than before i think saudi a

in this way by hitting say targets capital sana'a a residential area was struck and there are reports of casualties let's bring in our correspondent. right here in doha know he's covered the war in yemen extensively sashing you'll be able to tell us then why this sees the who thinks rather are doing this now because this is a significant parable is it not yes there are 2 things happening here the hope is are saying that retaliating to the latest us collation in the area with. intensive coalition attacks targeting her positions inside but at the same time by the end of this month that went to the 6th of march is going we will be commemorating the 6th anniversary of the saudi led coalition against the who this is remember back in 2015 the narrative by the saudis and the emirate is basically that there will be defeating the who these and reinstating president are double so hardy the attack yesterday deeper into saudi arabia targeting vital refineries in the hand coupled with the attack in 2019 which stopped saudi production of oil for 50 percent of the capacity of saudi arabia for most f

at least 8 people have been killed in a fire at a migrant detention center in yemen's capital sana'a the u.n. says 170 people were injured because it is not yet know if the tension centers run by his the rebels have control of the capital since the outbreak oh vehemence conflicts. after a 3 day 2 spreading messages of hope and religious unity in iraq pope francis is heading home to the vatican a farewell ceremony was held at baghdad airport as the pontiff departed during his visit pope francis defied security concerns with visits to regions devastated by eisel where he met members of one of the world's most persecuted christian communities. still to come on al-jazeera why more than $150.00 rangar refugees in india and minister kashmir could be forced to go back to myanmar plus. i was silent. were you silent or were you silence. the latter. suppressed within the palace prince harry's wife meghan reveals the reasons for their splits from the british royal family. hello there we got a late blast of winter coming into the northeast if europe at the moment we've got this area of cloud her

at oil facilities and military targets in saudi arabia hours after as strikes on yemen's capital sana'a. no i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program at least 17 people have died in equitorial guinea ofter a series of explosions at a military base in the city of butter. an impassioned call for peace and coexistence from the ruins of churches destroyed by i.c.l. pope francis holds mass in the iraqi city of mosul. and shoes are being polished bags are packed as students in england that go back to school after more months in lockdown. yemen's hoofy rebels are fired drones and missiles at the hearts of saudi arabia's oil industry attacking a saudi aramco facility at rest to noora riyadh called it a failed assault on a global energy security. around co facilities were also targeted and iran with a ballistic missile falling around close residential compound there but the saudi government said no. either attack cause casualties or loss of property earlier who's the spokesman said they'd also attacked military targets in the cities of them on a c.r.

his hit to the rebel targets in the capital sana'a. a residential area was struck during the operation and there are the force of casualties earlier riyadh said to who these subside a missile and a number of drones that an oil facility and civilian areas inside the kingdom the saudis say they were intercepted and destroyed these meanwhile say that shot down a saudi spy plane ahmed al top sent us this report from sun are just after the saudi air strikes. we can see columns of small can fire still raising up in the sky over. the saudi fighter jets a military compound or the control of the whole of these in the north west of the capital it is called the maintenance military compound there are no trees that have been reported so far but the. spread told around the civilians in this area people still remember the cloud of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some observation also i would was over 5. be carried out on this military compound and also on the arm of a military side or military position to the south of the capital

this followed several as strikes by the saudi led coalition on hoofy targets in yemen as capital sana'a a residential area was also hit in this attack and there are reports of casualties those strikes in turn came off to rebels that they shot down a saudi spy plane riad said that he sees a fighter missile and drones at an oil facility in civilian areas inside the kingdom but they were intercepted and destroyed now at least 17 people have been killed and hundreds injured in 4 large explosions at a police or military base in the city of bata in equitorial guinea videos posted online showed the autumn off with the wounded being carried away the cause of the boss is not yet clear a television station is appealing for blood donations hospitals have been described as being overwhelmed by the aftermath of these attacks is nicholas august following developments for us from dakar. it happened in one of the the biggest city the former capital of guinea inside the military barracks now this was a complex where there you had people who worked in the security forces that live there as well as people

a saudi no coalition responded to those attacks by launching air strikes on yemen's capital sana'a a residential area was hit during the operation and there are reports of casualties . as more now from the yemeni capital. we can see columns of small count fire still raising up in the sky of the capital sanaa the saudi fighter jets a military compound that is under the control of the whole these in the north west of the capital it is called the maintenance military compound there are no casualties that have been reported so far but the this spread toran film on the civilians in this area people still remember the occurrence of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some of the servers and also i would was all over 5. be carried out on this military compound and also. military sides all minutes to a position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than $450.00 have been carried out. especially in the region of mud where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of marjah they believe that they will take control of the city in order to gain the supply o

livia he is from the international organization for migration and joins us from the yemeni capital sana'a welcome to do you tell you what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation on the ground. thank you so much for having me on the ground it's almost nothing you can describe people hear a lot about yemen outside the country but when it but it's not until you're actually here that you see the malnutrition 1st time and you see the need for food by children by women by men and you see the mass displacement you meet the communities who are affected by this conflict and talked about it in the media it's only when you're here you can really see how widespread the needs are dealing with people in this country are dealing with mass displacement 7 years of conflict a declining economy he said those who maybe are in safe areas still are affected because they kind of forage by like basic necessities anymore or even food and you know with all of the things that are already going on then we have the cove in 1900 make and before that cholera so there's many different emergencies happening at o

earlier the saudi led coalition in yemen hit to the rebel targets in the capital sana'a a residential area was struck during the operation and there are reports of casualties. sent us this report from sa not just after the saudi air strikes. we can see columns of small can fire still raising up in the sky over. the saudi fighter jets a military compound that is under the control of the whole of these in the north west of the capital it is called the maintenance military compound there are no charges that have been reported so far but the. spread told around fear among the civilians in this area people still remember the cloud of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some observations and also i would was all over 5 a raise have been carried out on this military compound and also on the arm of a minute his side or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 15 aires have been carried out in the murder but especially in the region of motherwell where the whole these are trying to advance towards the city of murder they believe that the world can

the saudi led coalition has carried out air strikes against targets in yemen's capital sana'a a residential area was hit during that operation and there are reports of casualties. francis says celebrated mass with thousands of worship isn't in iraq's kurdish region earlier he met with members of the christian community in the town of cover costs which was overrun by 2014. u.s. secretary of state has sent a letter to the afghan president outlining for the 1st time the administration's strategy for the country several proposals have been mate occluding a revised plan for a 90 day reduction in violence. switzerland is waiting for the results of a contentious vote on whether to ban face coverings in public the proposal doesn't mention islam specifically but it is no locally is the birth of the right wing swiss people's party is among those backing a yes vote in the referendum. results are slowly being announced off the ivory coast's parliamentary election the poll was largely free of the violence that erupted during a presidential election in october but some in the opposition are accusing the

healthy rebels have admitted responsibility for a fire at a detention center and yemen's capital sana'a earlier this month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds injured the. ministry of interior says 11 of its fighters through smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility they are set to have been arrested this comes after the u.s. and the e.u. called for an investigation into the incident and thousands of protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as residents calling for his resignation similar rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months it comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election the country's 4th in 2 years that's on yahoo is hoping to benefit from the success of israel's vaccination campaign for israelis which has been the world's fastest. for the 1st time in a limp make history overseas fans will not be allowed to attend the games japan's ban isn't unexpected but it's yet another significant blow to the tokyo olympics david stokes has the details. with $125.00 days to go until the olympics in toky

government backed by a saudi led coalition is fighting who the rebels who control the capital of sana'a now bill cody as a former u.s. diplomat and former deputy chief of mission in yemen he says the united nations security council should take a tougher stance on the warring parties the leadership. is insisting on lifting the siege. and stopping the aerial bombardment from saudi arabia 1st before they stop that seems to that's unrealistic and it seems like they are just biding for time so that they can finish taking over matter in their own media channels they are talking about a victory they feel victorians i think this is very on realistic and very unfortunate the u.n. security council should take a tougher stand but that has been disappointing as well as this goes on regardless of which side wins matter it will only cause the war to continue and the suffering in yemen has already reached beyond any limits that we know off in this current international environment the yemeni population is being starved and this needs to and then and there are gently. well the u.n. secretary general ha

by the leader of the of ethiopian community and yemen's capital sana'a is calling for an international investigation into a fire that killed at least 44 p. . people mostly migrants from ethiopia local leaders have blamed the who thieves who control the city saying they neglected the migrant process and center the united nations says more than 200 people were injured the facility was holding around $900.00 people at the time because of the fire is unknown police in london are under scrutiny over their handling of an unofficial vigil on a a woman who was murdered was one point police handcuffed several women and pull them away the judge said hold the vigil he called off the scene pandemic restrictions and organizers complied however hundreds of people still turned up to pay tribute to sara everett's. 2 except that the actions of our officers have been questioned. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where force with action was necessary. but we were placed in this position because of the overriding needs to protect people's safety. let me end by saying that across the net we re

and the loss or british citizenship and the leader of the ethiopian community and yemen's capital sana'a is calling for an international investigation and so far that killed at least 44 people mostly migrants from ethiopia local leaders have blamed the who control the city saying the neglected the migrant processing center and that's year to date steve stay with us here and i'll just 0 the listening post is next. on counting the cost of the perfect storm of pandemic droughts and china's demands prices hit 6 year highs argentine beat soaring inflation sends demand what's lowest since the 1950 s. last ethiopia 6 helpers its debt burden becomes too much. counting the cost on al-jazeera. after weeks of speculation we find. 3 point appears to be. for you. and the british public to try. the pregnant. tabloid media. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post where we don't cover. the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week prince harry and megan marco are up against more than just buckingham palace they're also taking on british

after the saudi led coalition carried out several as strikes on who see targets in yemen's capital sana'a. residential area was also hit and there are reports of casualties those strikes in time came after he said they shot down a saudi spy plane earlier on riyadh said the who he said find a missile and drones at an oil facility in civilian areas inside the kingdom but they were intercepted and destroyed mohamed el i doub sent this report from sun just after the saudi ass strikes hit the city. we can see columns of small convoy still raising up in the sky over. the saudi fighter jets a military compound to the control of the whole of these in the worst of the capital it is called the military compound the. tora the civilians and the. people. of. the city of sanaa. these according to some of those and also i would was over 5. be carried out on this mythical bargain also. military side or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 450 have been carried out in. the region of mughal where the whole of these are trying to advance towards the city of my they believe

by hitting the targets in yemen as capital sana'a a residential area was struck and there are reports of casualties al-jazeera correspondent has covered the war in yemen extensively he explains why the launch the attacks night there are 2 things happening here the hope is are saying they retaliate into the latest us coalition in the area with. intensive coalition attacks targeting her 3 positions inside but at the same time by the end of this month that went to the 6th of march is going we will be commemorating the 6th anniversary of the saudi led coalition against the who of these remember back in 2015 the narrative by the saudis and the emirate is basically that there will be defeating the who these and reinstating president are also handy the attack yesterday deeper into saudi arabia targeting vital refineries in the han coupled with the attack in 2019 which stopped saudi production of oil for 50 percent of the capacity of saudi arabia for most for most few days is a message by the who thinks they're far from being defeated that they will continue to gain ground or they will contin

the civilians in this area people still remember the occurrence of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some observations and also i would was all over 5 and a raise have been carried out on this military compound and also on the arm of our military side or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 15 aires have been carried out in specially in the region of mughal where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of marjah they believe that the world can take control of the city in order to gain the supply of fuel they say that the saudi royal it quality has father tightened there is structures on the floor. as to area under their control still with yemen at least 8 people have been killed in a fire at a migrant detention center in santa. the u.n. says another 170 people are injured the cause of the blaze not known this detention center run by hutu rebels who have controlled somehow since the outbreak of yemen's conflict. the u.s. secretary of state's written to afghanistan's president and outlined the by their ministrations strate

rebels earlier the saudi led coalition carried out air strikes against targets in yemen's capital sana'a a residential area was hit during that operation and there are reports of casualties u.s. secretary of state has sent a letter to the afghan president outlining for the 1st time the biden administration's strategy for the country several proposals have been made including a revised plan for a 90 day reduction in violence. voters in switzerland have now really approved a controversial ban on face coverings in public proposal was approved by just over 51 percent of those who voted in sunday's referendum the measure did not mention islam specifically but it's non-locally is the burka ban opponents describe it as islamophobia those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera right after inside story of life and. with elections lead to stability in ivory coast votes is there choose a new parliament to follow for filing the presidential election so will this western african country overcome. this is inside story. hello again welcome to the program today with me pizza to

because of early easter in lebanon now the leader of the ethiopian community in yemen's capital sana'a is calling for an international investigation into a fire that killed at least 44 people mostly migrants from ethiopia local leaders have blamed the who thieves who control the city say minute the migrant processing center the united nations says more than 200 people were injured the facility was holding about 900 people at the time because of the fire is still unknown. well to germany now and a crucial test of public opinion ahead of national elections in september voters there are choosing legislators and investment back an economic powerhouse in southwestern germany and neighboring rhineland palatinate poles point a week results for german chancellor angela merkel's christian democratic union just 6 months before a national vote that will determine who succeeds her. well police in the netherlands have used water cannon to disperse people protesting against coronavirus restrictions thousands of people gathered for a rally in the hague approved capacity for that protest was just 200

the rebels have admitted responsibility for a fire at a dissension center and yemen's capital sana'a earlier this month at least $45.00 ethiopian migrants were killed and hundreds injured the kofi affiliated ministry of interior says 11 if its fighters threw smoke bombs to stop protests at the facility . thousands of protesters have gathered outside the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is residents calling for his resignation similar rallies have been held every weekend over the past 9 months it comes just 3 days ahead of israel's general election warning on al-jazeera at the top of the hour for now it's inside story thanks for watching but by. and why is violence against asian americans on the rise a mass shooting in georgia is the latest example of what some call upon demick of racism with deep roots in american history so what can be done to stop the hate this is inside story. alone welcome to the program and that clock the u.s. president is calling for unity to combat racist attacks on asian americans on choose day a white man shot dead 8 people in message policy and spa

translation: if the - humanitarian steps are taken, as well as the reopening of sana'a airport, - thees - a serious desire to have a dialogue on military. and political operations. peace is crucial to alleviate yemen's humanitarian crisis, which aid agencies say is the world's largest. 2a million people are said to be in need of humanitarian assistance, 12 million of those are children. 2.3 million children under the age of five in yemen are projected to suffer from acute malnutrition. only half of the country's 5000 or so health facilities are fully operational and humanitarian response is critically underfunded. as of 2020... only 0nly1.9 only 1.9 billion of the $3.1; billion required was received. we want to also avoid this catastrophic malnutrition that we are expecting is coming. aid we are expecting is coming. aid aaencies we are expecting is coming. aid agencies including save the children say the world should be outraged, but international aid is being cut, as so many children are dying from preventable causes, in this war—torn country, still awaiting an end to its civil war.

ahead coalition says it has evacuated $160.00 african migrants from yemen's rebel held capital sana'a the transfer of migrants was carried out under the supervision of the united nations and yemen's internationally recognized government comes after human rights watch said who the rebels caused a fire at a migrant camp and fauna earlier this month they killed dozens of people his monthly briefing to the united nations special envoy to yemen martin griffiths alerted of a deterioration of conflicts are returning to this council yet again. reports the deterioration of the village in yemen. this time last year. i was rather the finances of america got merged into the. producer villianous imputing an estimated 1000000 internally displaced persons wrist fighting forces on both sides of suffered heavy losses in the us this bonus asserted by the more allies you shocking report as our show we all grew. increasingly getting drawn into the war over. future. opinion polls suggest the center right party of dutch prime minister marketer is on course to win wednesday's elections by a landslide that's

that's far above its initial estimate more than 170 people were injured in the blaze in the capital sana'a it's not known what triggered the fire the agency is calling on the who these to allow health workers access to those seriously injured security forces in nigeria are searching for around 30 students kidnapped from a college in the north thursday night's raid in could you know state is the 4th mass school abduction in the region since december government officials say a large group of armed bandits targeted the school that's near a military academy soldiers confronted the attackers and took $180.00 students and staff to safety. bolivia's former interim president says she's facing a rest over the ousting of her predecessor ever morale is genuine is took over after morale has fled bolivia in 2019 the protests against israel action she says she'll be persecuted now his party's back in power to officials from the government have already been arrested to testify in a terrorism and sedition trial. like the lincoln memorial in washington or the uk the trails in paris chile is back a dollar m

the saudi led coalition responded to the attacks with air strikes on with you controlled capital sana'a the following day the aide in airports attack also prompted then u.s. secretary of state and peo to designate the who these as a foreign terrorist organization that was reversed by the current biden administration who say in a highty is proof the journalist and he dies on the accuracy of the leaked findings . this is still not over shall i report released by the united nations still some leaks released by the way to them by some other side that's why we can take it as a fact but as mohammed ali al jose have said yesterday that any conclusion or any report that come from the united nations or u.n. security council with the say without any independent. committee to verify those a result he said are rejected on of the world he said any facts that. these reports that are not. as he said feel debased he said they cannot be actually to throw over a fire and i just want to add that after the attack on the airport just maybe $3.00 to $5.00 days. united arab emirate with site based in the unit

started coalition is carried out air strikes against targets in the gammons capital sana'a a residential area was hitched during that operation and there are reports of casualties. voters in switzerland have narrowly approved a culture of a ban on face coverings in public the proposal was approved by just over 51 percent of those who voted in sunday's referendum the measure did not mention islam specifically but it's known locally as the burka back opponents describe it as islamophobia and an attack on personal freedoms the ban once put in place will have many exceptions including for protection from grow the virus syria logano is head of women's rights at amnesty international in switzerland she says very few women in the country where full face coverings. we don't have official data about it but a recent study is showing that they are only about 30 women wearing the niqab in switzerland so they are very few women concerned this is the 2nd time populistic committee is launching a shit if that is storage getting one very just minority in particular they started in 2009 was burning off a

now the saudi led coalition in yemen says it's destroyed military targets in sana'a belonging to the who see rebels saudi state media said who see workshops for the production of ballistic missiles and drones were targeted the attack follows drone strikes on a saudi oil refinery earlier this week which the who thiis claimed responsibility for the u.n. says at least 8 children have been killed and $33.00 injured this month during fighting in the yemeni provinces of ties data and mara. now counting is underway in the republic of congo's presidential election a vote expected to see dennis sasso and queso extend his 36 years in power it was up against 6 other contenders including the former finance minister some opposition politicians are already in prison for criticizing the 2016 election and the largest opposition party has boycotted the vote the main opposition candidate running is calais as but he is now seriously ill with coded and has been flown to france to receive treatment there has been an internet blackout in the country since midnight the government is also close roads in the

by the biden administration for more on this we're joined by procure the journalist hussein see in sana'a thank you for your time so the u.n. report strongly points the finger at the who these for this attack what's your response to that. i mean that ability to do this is still not over reported released by the united nations still some leaks released. by some of our website that's why we cannot take it as a fact but as muhammad ali i hope he said yesterday that any conclusion or any report that come from the united nations security council with or without any independent. committee to verify those the result is a rejected on as well he said any facts that. this report. as he said feel debased he said they cannot be actually to through all that i just want to the thought of the attack on the border just maybe 3 to 5 days. out of him out of sight based in the united states. they have released this a report as it is just like what you say could be based there but to be honest who is actually will benefit from the attack against the government of the so-called legitimacy of the it's only the

and then the saudi led coalition responded to the attacks by marching airstrikes on yemen's capital sana'a a residential area was hit during that operation and there are reports of casualties there are reports that police have raided young guns general hospital and arrested several people security forces say they are quote maintaining all hospitals and universities violence against the protesters has only been escalating the u.k. prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges. 5 years sentence has ended but her lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge. u.s. secretary of state's written to afghanistan's president outlining the by the administration's strategy to end the conflict and lincoln called for a 90 day reduction of violence and as asked turkey and the united nations to host talks he said washington is also considering full troop withdrawals by may 1st and make an markell says the british royal family fails to protect her and we're quite concerned about how dark her son's skin color w

that killed at least 60 refugees, most of them from ethiopia, at an immigrant jail in the capital sana'a earlier this month. the blazwas reportedly triggered after houthi security forces launched projectiles into the jail, where refugees had been protesting their conditions. this is one of the survivors of the fire. >> the smoke through my nose and mouth, i suffocated and passed out. i cover myself with the blanket and jumped through the window. i saw my friends burning to death. amy: in other news from yemen, dozens of protesters stormed the presidential palace in the port city of aden tuesday, demanding payment of delayed wages and better living conditions. the protesters, who were public sector workers, left peacefully after they delivered their demands. the u.s.-backed, saudi-led war and blockade have crippled yemen's economy and created the world's worst humanitarian disaster. a warning to our audience, this story contains descriptions of sexual violence. the colombian journalist jineth bedoya has accused state-backed, right-wing paramilitaries of of ducting, torturing -- abducting,

grabble say they carried out the assault it came after saudi led forces bombed the yemeni capital of sana'athe rango facilities targeted in ruston europe include one of the world's biggest oil ports so far there have been no reports of injuries or disruption to supplies. our financial correspondent chelsea delaney is following the story for us from frankfurt she sent us this assessment the initial spike in oil prices did moderate during monday's trading session in part because saudi arabia said no production was impacted but this does add a geo political element to this market that's already under strain this year we've seen oil prices surge more than 30 percent and that's as economies around the world are starting to reopen and this requires we'll so demand is recovering but oil suppliers are continuing to keep production at a lower level so that's really the primary driver of the oil price right now this will be a big concern for economies around the world that we already have many developed countries very concerned about rising prices about rising inflation higher oil prices will only fu

rebels say they carried out the assault it came after saudi led forces bombed the yemeni capital of sana'ahe rango facilities targeted in ruston europe include one of the world's biggest oil ports so far there have been no reports of injuries or disruption to supplies. our financial correspondent chelsea delaney is following the story for us from frankfurt she sent us this assessed. the initial spike in oil prices did moderate during monday's trading session in part because saudi arabia said no production was impacted but this does add a geo political element to this market that's already under strain this year we've seen oil prices surge more than 30 percent and that's as economies around the world are starting to reopen and this requires we'll so demand is recovering but oil suppliers are continuing to keep production at a lower level so that's really the primary driver of the oil price right now this will be a big concern for economies around the world that we already have many developed countries very concerned about rising prices about rising inflation higher oil prices will only fuel

she begins in sana'a, yemen's capital.nd a warning: images in her report will upset some viewers. >> reporter: in sanaa's hospitals, the children's wards offer a glimpse into the suffering of millions. a country so hungry, the weakest no longer survive. like asaad hasaan, nine months old, but fading away. he's the most recent member of his family, but may be the next to leave it. and many others are like 13 year old murad, caught in a cycle of malnutrition and sickness that grips children and makes recovery near impossible. his father has nowhere else to turn. >> ( translated ): my son suffers from malnutrition and now he is also sick. he has been like this for three months, and he cannot walk. i brought him to this hospital but still have to buy the medicine from outside. >> reporter: the hospitals here constantly run out of medication. for each starving child here, there are an untold number famishing silently, in a home somewhere, hidden from view, unable to afford a journey to the hospital. even the staff here can't ma

the civilians in this area people still remember the occurrence of the saudi bombing the city of sana'a. according to some of those and also i would was all over a 5 k. race have been carried out on this military compound and also on the arm of a military side or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 50 marys have been carried out in the in the region of mughal where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of marjah they believe that the world can take control of the city in order to gain the supply of fuel they say that the saudi you're a little quality has tightened there is structures on the floor. as to. their control. we're now joined from doha by our senior political analyst marwan bashar and certainly one are we seeing a dangerous new escalation in this war. yes we are although if you speak to the healthy who are carrying this escalation they would tell you no there is no escalation this is more of the same they consider their operations to be legitimate and. basically effective whenever they can make it in a sense that it doesn't

the controlled capital sana'a the following day there is an air force attack also prompted and u.s. secretary of state mike and peo to designate the who things as a foreign terrorist organization that was reverse by the current by ministration well hussein. is a pro who is the journalist and he cast doubts on the accuracy of the league findings. this is still not over shall i report released by the united nations still some leaks released by reuters and then by some other side that's why we can take it as a fact but as mohammed ali al jose said yesterday that any conclusion or any reports that come from the united nations security council with the say without any independent. committee to verify those results he said are rejected on of the world he said any facts that. these reports that are not. as he said feel debased he said they cannot be actually to true or for the fire and i just want to add that after the attack on the airport just maybe $3.00 to $5.00 days. united arab emirate with side based in the united states called a cad he has released the same report as it is could be