Hunger Games: Starvation in Yemen? 36-tons of food thrown away, fishermen prevented from fishing!

03 November 2022 (03:46-UTC-07 Tango 06) 12 Aban 1401/08 Rabi ‘ath-Thani 1444/10 Xin-Hai 4720/03 ноября 2022 года

“Two out of three Yemenis are currently suffering from food insecurity… about 19 million people.”-Martin Schüepp, Director of Operations with the International Committee of the Red Cross

Yemeni news sources reported that the Saudi-U.S. puppet government of Yemen confiscated and then threw away 36-tons of food stuffs! This comes as children dying of starvation, in Yemen, are now described as “super malnourished!”

Mutahar al-Marwani, director of the Public Health and Population Office in the capital city of Sanaa, claims the food items came from more than 50 food sellers in the city, and were considered expired or damaged. In a country that is supposed to have the worst starvation in the world, I find it amazing that food is expiring!

Mutahar al-Marwani stated that food/health inspectors will be relentless in identifying and destroying expired food, or food items that do not meet new puppet-government health standards.

But to add injury to insult, on the morning of 03NOV2022 Saudi-led coalition forces attacked fishermen in Al Mahrah Governorate. Fishermen reported that when they set sail to fish off the city of al-Ghaydah, Saudi-led forces stopped them and confiscated five fishing boats. The fishermen were also told to stay away from the area.

This follows the killing of one fisherman, and wounding of two others, two days prior. Locals claim it was U.S. naval forces that attacked them. Locals say that U.S.-Saudi forces have turned the governorate of Mahrah into a military base, seizing 11 of the 12 ports, and constantly interfering with people’s ability to fish for food.

At the end of October 2022, Yemen’s Ministry of Fisheries condemned the kidnapping of 20 Yemeni fishermen by the U.S.-Saudi coalition forces.

In June 2022, a damning report was published which used the U.S. military’s own reports and contracts, to prove the massive U.S. involvement with the Saudi-led coalition’s Hunger Games in Yemen: “To date, military sales approved under the Biden administration have totaled more than $1 billion, notwithstanding President Joe Biden’s pledge to end U.S. support for the war and hold Saudi Arabia accountable for its human rights abuses.”

In January 2022, the propagandist Voice of America reported that Saudi Brigadier General, Turki al-Malki, warned that his government believed rebels were using fishing ports as military bases, and that the Saudi-led coalition was going to use that as an excuse to attack fishing ports. In regards to Al Mahrah Governorate, it is not near the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), it is on the southeast side next-door to Oman.

In May 2021, Brookings Press revealed that KSA and United Arab Emirates (UAE) had taken over the ports of Al Mahrah Governorate and established military bases (causing great concern for Oman). The Brookings report pointed out that Al Mahrah Governorate is not part of the rebel held territory in Yemen!

This is a photo of U.S. Navy/Coast Guard personnel boarding a Yemeni fishing dhow in the Gulf of Aden, 13SEP2011. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Deven B. King.

The Gulf of Aden is the main fishing area for Yemenis, the U.S. Navy has patrolled the area for decades, even before 11SEP2001. The U.S. Navy and Coast Guard routinely inspect fishing dhows from Yemen.

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