A recent UN report documented one of the types of suffering resulting from the Houthi war and Brotherhood conspiracies after the two sides formed a suspicious bilateral alliance that deliberately booby-trapped living conditions at all levels.

One form of suffering is the widespread spread of malnutrition as a result of the collapse of food security as a result of crimes committed by the Houthi-Brotherhood alliance.

The World Health Organization documented the severity of this catastrophic humanitarian situation by declaring that 40% of children suffer from acute malnutrition.

The organization said that behind this number are stories of children facing malnutrition, and families struggling to bear the costs of treatment.

Families are struggling not only to keep their children safe from war, but also from death by hunger as a result of poverty exacerbated by the ongoing crisis, and at the same time, the health system is collapsing under the weight of the conflict.

According to the United Nations, the economic and humanitarian crises resulting from the conflict led to the destruction of the health system, which led to the disruption of basic health services in facilities in all governorates.

In light of the complete inability to address the increasing emergence of diseases, the World Health Organization explained that families are struggling to obtain basic medical care.

Malnutrition causes harm to a child's physical and mental development, especially during the first two years of a child's life, as these harms are often permanent, and lead to permanent cases of poverty and unequal opportunities.

This deteriorating situation is the result of the destruction of the health system as a result of the Houthi war and the Brotherhood’s crimes, which contributed to creating an extremely miserable humanitarian crisis for which millions of residents are paying the price.