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Bewusstheit, Liebe und Friede sei mit uns allen und ein gesundes sinnerfülltes Leben wünsch ich ebenfalls. 

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Yemen One Year of Saudi Aggression

“Almost one year has passed since Operation Decisive Storm was launched. The appalling level of human suffering, combined with a mounting sense of hopelessness, is exacerbating internal divisions and sectarian animosity. Status quo is clearly not sustainable. The resilience of people in Yemen has been stretched beyond human limits.”
~ Ms Kate Gilmore, UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights
On the 26th March 2015, one year ago today, the Saudi led coalition launched its ‘Operation Decisive Storm’ against the Yemeni people. One year on, the intensity of the attacks has not subsided and the wholesale slaughter of civilians and deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure continues unabated. Aided and abetted primarily by the US and the UK, the Saudi regime is destroying Yemen’s cultural heritage, bombing masjids, schools, hospitals, market places, wedding parties, fishing boats, telecommunication centres, electrical power plants, factories, agricultural lands and livestock.
The Saudi regime is doing everything in its power to ensure the Yemeni people have no means of survival or sustenance under a crippling blockade that has been in place since the inception of the war of aggression against Yemen. A blockade that is “lamented, decried and condemned” by an international community that hides behind familiar rhetoric while ensuring the flow of arms continues unhindered into Saudi weapons depots.

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Bombardierungen von wehrlosen Schulen, wehrlosen Krankenhäusern, wehrlosen Märkten und wehrlosen Wohngebieten durch saudiarabische Bombardierungen mit bereits über 9.366 Toten, darunter über 2.000 Kinder u. 17.663 Verwundete!

Jemen – eine Bildgalerie: 

9.366 Tote – 17.663 Verwundete

Das ist/war auch Jemen: 

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Yemen | 365 – DAYS ARE NO LONGER JUST A YEAR.

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++ Massendemonstrationen gegen Saudi Arabien ++

Im Jemen finden aktuell Massenproteste gegen die Kriegsverbrechen der Saudis statt. Saudi-Arabische Kampfjets flogen sogar als Machtdemonstration mehrmals über die Kundgebungen hinweg. Die Demonstrationsteilnehmer ließen sich jedoch nicht von diesen Provokationen einschüchtern.

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Demo gegen saudiarabische Bombardements – 365 Tage Bomben – 1 Jahr

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Tens of thousands of Yemenis took to the streets of the capital Sanaa on Saturday to mark the first anniversary of the war between a coalition led by Saudi Arabia against Iran-allied fighters who had overthrown the government.

More than 6,200 people have been killed since the coalition joined the war to try to stop the Houthis from taking control of Yemen the country and to restore President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power.

Hadi had been ousted after Houthi forces took over the capital Sanaa in September 2014. Saudi-led foreign forces intervened on the side of fighters loyal to Hadi six months later.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/tens-thousands-yemenis-mark-year-war-denounce-saudi-led-offensive/ | Al-Masdar News

The demonstration, one of the biggest in Yemen since mass protests in 2011 forced President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down, took place ahead of a ceasefire and U.N.-sponsored peace talks next month.

Saleh, an ally of the Houthis, made a rare appearance at the demonstration, his first since the war began, offering an olive branch to the Saudi-led coalition.

“We extend a hand of peace, the peace of the brave, for the direct talks with the Saudi regime without a return to the (U.N.) Security Council, which is incapable of resolving anything,” Saleh told flag-waving supporters who also held up large posters of the former president.

The United Nations says the war has displaced some 2.3 million people and precipitated a humanitarian disaster across large parts of the Arab world’s poorest country.

“We came out today to tell the world, that the Yemeni people remain steadfast, that we have endured a whole year despite the siege and the hunger and the airstrikes and the planes,” said one participant, named Kamel al-Khodani.

The United Nations envoy announced this week that the warring parties had agreed to a cessation of hostilities starting at midnight on April 10 followed by peace talks in Kuwait from April 18 as part of a fresh push to end the crisis following two rounds of failed talks last year.

Later on Saturday, Houthi supporters also held a separate protest to mark the anniversary.

“Today, all Yemenis, from all different sects, and regardless of their political affiliations, came out today in the masses to show the world that the Yemeni people can never be shaken nor defeated,” said Houthi leader Ibrahim al Ubaidi.

The leader of Yemen’s Houthi rebel movement said on Friday he wanted efforts to end a year-long war to succeed but his group was ready to confront its enemies if violence persisted.

“We hope that efforts to end the aggression will be successful, it is in the interest, and a demand, of our people” Abdel-Malek al-Houthi said in a televised speech.

“If those efforts do not succeed, we are ready to make sacrifices…it is important to confront aggression if it continues.”

The coalition is trying to prevent the Houthis and forces loyal to Saleh from taking full control of Yemen. Despite a year of conflict, the Houthis maintain control of the capital Sanaa, while Hadi loyalists are based in the southern port of Aden.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/tens-thousands-yemenis-mark-year-war-denounce-saudi-led-offensive/ | Al-Masdar News

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From a dear Friend of Yemen and all human beings, Maureen Kelsey:
1 year of constant bombing by Saudi Arabia using US taxpayer provided bombs. 4 of 5 Yemeni are in great need of humanitarian aid. 1 of 3 children suffer from severe malnutrition, 10 Million have no access to clean drinking water. So many innocents killed, children without school, refugees with the world not wanting them.
And yet, there is no end to the $ paid for US bombs, to the bombing for geo-political power, with silence from the international community. Yemen is the poorest country of the Arab states constantly used by others who have demonstrated zero interest in the people and the country’s development.
Where is the conscience of humanity to stand up and with these suffering people?