Les agences d'aide au Yémen ont souligné la crise croissante de la faim liée à l'escalade continue entre les rebelles Houthis en progression et les forces gouvernementales, après que des cliniques mobiles de santé ont trouvé des centaines d'enfants déplacés par la violence souffrant de la forme la plus mortelle de malnutrition.
Sur près de 2 900 enfants examinés dans des zones où l'accès humanitaire est sûr, le Fonds des Nations Unies pour l'enfance, UNICEF, a déclaré que plus d'un sur quatre souffrait de malnutrition aiguë, tandis qu'environ 200 souffraient de malnutrition aiguë sévère.
«Ceci n'est qu'un aperçu de la dévastation de la situation à travers le Yémen ; chaque jour, nous voyons de plus en plus de cas,» a déclaré Akhil Iyer, le principal orateur de l'agence dans le pays.
Des témoignages déchirants de certaines des quelque 130 000 personnes qui ont fui les affrontements dans le sud-ouest illustrent comment les civils ont été gravement touchés par les combats ces dernières semaines.
« Nous avons parlé à Haifa, une jeune mère qui a également fui la côte ouest du Yémen, et elle nous a dit que les armes, les bruits de tirs se rapprochaient de sa maison, alors que sa maison tremblait. Elle nous a dit qu'elle n'avait pas le temps de réfléchir, elle savait juste qu'elle devait courir et courir vite avec sa famille.»
Histoire : Mise à jour sur le Yémen – UNICEF, OMS
SOURCE : UNTV CH
RESTRICTIONS : AUCUNE
LANGUE : ANGLAIS / NATS
FORMAT D'IMAGE : 16:9
Durée : 4’06”
DATELINE : 25 septembre 2026 - GENÈVE, SUISSE & Camp de déplacés d'AlFirdos près d'Aden, Yémen (veuillez créditer UNICEF) Plus de broll disponible ici : https://weshare.unicef.org/Share/aoqbg65bq221k7i4s52t7y82q13ty26s
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