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11 November، 2025

The Unknown Sacrifices… What Is the Coalition Hiding About Yemen’s Wounded Fighters?

NYN | News Anger is mounting among war-wounded individuals in the city of Taiz, as dozens took part in a…
11 November، 2025

Anger is mounting among war-wounded individuals in the city of Taiz, as dozens took part in a protest in front of the Social Welfare Department, demanding the disbursement of their long-delayed financial entitlements and access to the medical care and treatment they desperately need. In a statement issued during the protest on Tuesday, the Association of War Wounded said that the injured are living under dire humanitarian conditions due to the suspension of salaries and stipends, and the repeated neglect of official promises to address their situation urgently. The protesters chanted slogans calling for the immediate payment of salaries delayed for five months, the activation of the National Authority for the Affairs of the Wounded and Martyrs, the transfer of the wounded abroad for treatment and completion of care for those stranded inside the country, as well as the release of frozen entitlements and the regularization of their status in line with other military units. The protest witnessed emotional scenes, most notably when one of the wounded burned his prosthetic leg in anger over government neglect — an act that sparked widespread sympathy and outrage across local communities. These demonstrations coincided with the ongoing sit-in by wounded fighters from the Presidential Leadership Council forces in Marib, now in its fourth consecutive day, as they demand their financial dues and medical evacuation for treatment — reflecting the widening discontent among the wounded across several provinces. According to observers, these protests highlight the deep gap between the promises made by coalition countries to the forces of the Presidential Leadership Council and the grim reality faced by the wounded and fighters on the ground. After years of fighting under the coalition’s banners and making immense sacrifices on the frontlines, many now find themselves marginalized — without salaries, medical care, or recognition

NYN | News Anger is mounting among war-wounded individuals in the city of Taiz, as dozens took part in a…
11 November، 2025

Humanitarian Move or Strategic Repositioning? The United Nations Begins a New Phase of Voluntary Return

NYN | News The United Nations announced that a new group of Somali refugees has departed Yemen, returning to their…
11 November، 2025

Accusations of Seizing Internet Balances… Telecommunications Breaks Its Silence!

NYN | News The Public Telecommunications Corporation of Yemen issued a statement today denying reports circulated by some news websites…
11 November، 2025

Warnings to Sana’a Residents Against Going Out at Night

NYN | News Mountainous governorates in Yemen are experiencing unusually cold weather as a severe cold wave is expected to…
11 November، 2025

French Move in the Red Sea Disrupts the Coalition and Grants Sana’a Indirect Gains

NYN | News The French shipping giant CMA CGM is preparing to resume its vessel operations through the Red Sea…
11 November، 2025

Disputes Among Western Coast Partners Expose a Mysterious Arms Shipment: What’s Happening Behind the Scenes?

NYN | News Tensions are escalating within the UAE-backed Western Coast forces after the exposure of an attempted arms smuggling…
10 November، 2025

Disputes Among Western Coast Partners Expose Mysterious Arms Shipment: What’s Happening Behind the Scenes?

NYN | News Tensions are mounting within the UAE-backed forces on Yemen’s western coast after the uncovering of an attempted…
10 November، 2025

New Fees Spark Debate: What Is the Cost of Renewing a National ID Card in Sana’a?

NYN | News The Civil Status and Civil Registry Authority in the capital, Sana’a, announced on Monday a unified fee…
10 November، 2025

Seven Killed in U.S. Airstrike… Silence Surrounds the Details

NYN | News The governorate of Shabwa is witnessing a new escalation in the pace of U.S. airstrikes, after a…

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