while the fighting drags on, the neglect mounts in taiz.war dictates everything, not the banalities of peace. this is the local courthouse. what chance of law and order here? whole neighborhoods have been abandoned. this man points out there are snipers down the road. we can't go any further. >> there's no food. they are besieging us. we cannot move at all. our lives are full of danger. and no one is helping us. taiz has been forgotten. reporter: and every citizen has a war story, though some require no words. he lost three limbs and his mother. she was martyred, he told me. shot by a sniper. "i wish this country was safe." few in yemen have the luxury of memories that don't include a time of war. through britain's colonial era, the years of communism, civil war, and now the proxy struggle of regional powers that see saudi arabia so prominent here. this is what is left of a department store smashed by an airstrike. after all the destruction and lives lost, this war, like most modern conflicts, will only come to an end with a political solut

while the fighting drags on, the neglect mounts in taiz.es of peace. this is the local courthouse, what chance of law and order here? whole neighbourhoods have been abandoned. this man points out there are snipers down the road, we can't go any further. translation: there is no food. they're besieging us. we can't go move at all. 0ur lives are full of danger and no—one is helping us. taiz has been forgotten. and every citizen has a war story, though some require no words. muneer hassan lost three limbs and his mother. "she was martyred," he told me, "shot by a sniper." "i wish this country was safe." few in yemen have the luxury of memories that don't include a time of war. through britain's colonial era in aden, the years of communism, civil war and now the proxy struggle of regional powers that see saudi arabia so prominent here. this is what's left of a department store, smashed by an air strike. after all the destruction and lives lost this war, like most modern conflicts, will only come to an end with a political solution and, at the v

explosions while the fighting drags on, the neglect mounts in taiz.is the local courthouse, what chance of law and order here? whole neighbourhoods have been abandoned. this man points out there are snipers down the road, we can't go any further. translation: there is no food. they're besieging us. we can't move at all. our lives are full of danger and no—one is helping us. taiz has been forgotten. and every citizen has a war story, though some require no words. muneer hassan lost three limbs and his mother. "she was martyred", he told me. "shot by a sniper. i wish this country was safe." few in yemen have the luxury of memories that don't include a time of war. through britain's colonial era in aden, the years of communism, civil war and now the proxy struggle of regional powers that see saudi arabia so prominent here. this is what's left of a department store, smashed by an air strike. after all the destruction and lives lost this war, like most modern conflicts, will only come to an end with a political solution and, at the very least, that require

pushovers in the second half they did play better they created some silencers from counter-attack sort of taiz and threatening the hours of time goal as well so there is much to improve on before next year certainly there are some positives to take away as well now we came to the stadium a few hours before the game to have a look around and see what preparations are on the way for the world cup next year . the. last time i was here earlier this year the whole place was a building site now evolution e.q. has been the fabric revamped and totally upgraded new pitch new seats new roof air conditioning the weight has really been with. enough people right things argentina is for in the world russia is sixty fifth not the favorites in this game for many the chance to see legends in action messi i do aero divola is simply on miscible some of the argentineans now also play here in russia it's gearing up to be a real festival of football. they are we enjoyed that you're right up to date join me for more in half an hour. when the whole make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the room

didn't the military simply use you know special elite small units to go after you know all the now taiz and the isis fighters but you know at the same time this is perhaps one to reasons why the military kept taking us journalists name to parts of the main battle there yet essentially to show us that why it was so difficult the fact that the fighters are very entrenched in this city the fact also that due to a legacy oh. family. feuds in the city a lot of the houses were reinforced in terms of concrete walls so it's very difficult to get in and attack the fighters that were entrenched inside it which is why they decided to go with the aerial bombardment but again you know i think there are a lot of questions as to whether the military you know needed that level of force and whether it was properly trained to deal in urban warfare you know the marines told us the national forces told us that they were trained all mean jungle warfare and this may be why we saw one hundred sixty five soldiers killed in police officers killed in this battle so i want to share this exchange a couple people o