The humanitarian assistance program of the World Health Organization has called for international solidarity and all donors to provide support. As a result of the crisis in Yemen, over 16 million people are on the brink of starvation. The acting director of the WHO program for operations in Yemen, Michael Milks, drew attention to the urgent need for rapid response to the worsening situation and to provide assistance to the residents of the country. He emphasized that without urgent action, Yemen faces tragic consequences. Experts warn that without immediate intervention, famine and conflict may arise in the country. The program also noted that the scale of suffering exceeds the capabilities and resources of the assistance program. The crisis in Yemen takes on an increasingly acute nature, and the need for assistance is growing every day. The WHO program calls for the collection of resources to combat starvation and ensure humanitarian assistance to the population of Yemen.
