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The United Nations on Saturday expressed serious concern over the recent escalation in the southern city of Aden, which is affecting the lives of local residents, calling on both parties to the conflict to stop fighting and to start negotiations.
Events in South Yemen
The ICRC delegation in Yemen confirmed on its official Twitter account that 200,000 people in Aden had lost access to drinking water, stressing the need to guarantee the access of the wounded and sick to health structures and to protect the health workforce. "It's a matter of life and death."
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on both parties to the conflict, the internationally recognized forces of the Yemeni government and other forces of the South Transitional Council, to put an end to hostilities and ensure the implementation of the law. International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
Guterres urged both parties to engage in a comprehensive dialogue to resolve their differences and address the concerns of all Yemenis.
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