Yemeni villagers struggle to save their farmlands amid US-Saudi blockade
Yousef Mawry
Press TV, Rada'a
A blockade on Yemen, imposed by the United States and Saudi Arabia, continues to cripple the country’s economy and infrastructure.
The adverse effects are particularly felt in remote mountainous villages where access to roads and water remains a daily struggle. Press TV’s Yousef Mawry has sent us this report from the central city of Rada'a, telling us how Yemeni farmers are trying to save their lands despite those challenges.
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