The Apostolic Deputy in the southern Arabian Peninsula, Monsignor Paulo Martinelli, expresses his concern about the consequences of the civilian population in the event of the resumption of “already a major open conflict” in Yemen.
Christopher Wales – Vatican News
Bishop Capuchino Paulo Martinelli, an introduction to the highest ranking in the southern Arabian Peninsula, has expressed concern about the escalation of the current conflict in Yemen.
More than 100 people died as a result of the renewed air attacks of the American forces in response to the Hotz attacks against navigation in the Red Sea and the attacks with ballistic missiles against Israeli targets in response to the war between Israel and Hamas. US President Donald Trump has threatened the Hutz rebels with complete extermination.
The conflict between Hamas and Israel has complex diplomatic efforts to end the civil war in Yemen that started in 2014 when the rebels took control of the capital, SANA. The civil war raised what was described at that time as “the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.” It is believed that up to 400,000 people died in the war, and that millions of other millions have been displaced and suffer from severe hunger, poverty and diseases.
The most vulnerable groups paid the highest price
“Because of the great insecurity, it is difficult to implement humanitarian aid projects that can really change the situation and finally allow a new start,” said Monneor Martinelli. “It is a reason for the great belief that he believes that in such a beautiful country, people are in such poverty.”
The Apostolic Deputy indicated that they are the most deprived groups, including children, who are paying the highest price. Most of the three million Yemeni children internally displaced in cases of poverty and hunger are found, and they face the spread of epidemics, including the cholera epidemic.
“The cause of great pain”
Although the armistice between the government and the rebel forces appears to be preserved, and the high fire between Israel and Hamas has become “preferring some calm and cautious optimism,” Monneor Martinelli said that the US President in Trump declares the “terrorists” to the Hutiians had raised questions about the appearance of North Yamna. He warned that “open conflict and a large size” would be “a deep cause of the possible consequences of civilians.”
He said that the Yemeni people “are” mired for ten years of civil war. We can only imagine the suffering of the population in a state of great war. “
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