The United Nations (UN) warns of a mass famine in war-torn Yemen that will put millions of people at risk, describing the country as the “worst place on earth” and the situation there as “hell.”

Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement releases footage of a ballistic missile attack on Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh.

The UN urges international donors to raise $3.85 billion to prevent large-scale famine in Yemen,.

 A UN humanitarian agency warns that more than 16 million people in Yemen would go hungry this year as Saudi-led military aggression and siege continues to take heavy toll on the impoverished nation.

The UN aid chief urges Persian Gulf states to avert a large-scale “man-made” famine in Yemen by donating more money.

Top UN officials have warned that a massive famine threatens purported fresh peace efforts in war-ravaged Yemen.

FAO warns that 5 million people in Yemen “will likely be living just one step away from famine” next year, urging immediate support.

War, famine and disease are just a few crises Yemen has been dealing with in over five years since the Saudi-led war broke out in the Arab country.

There are numerous reports that Yemeni children as young as seven are being recruited by the Saudi-led campaign to kill or be killed while fighting against their will and against their homeland.

Antonio Guterres says millions of lives could be lost if no immediate action is taken in Yemen.