Yemen’s war-wounded suffered unnecessary amputations in King Salman Relief-backed hospitals in Taiz.

The World Health Organization (WHO) in partnership with the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief), mostly operates in the Southern Governerates of Taiz, Aden, etc., with the aim to cause division.

Hunger, starvation make the people of Yemen absolute dependent on aid, lowering all self-defence mechanism and making people throw overboard their own cultural goods, customs, norms, and values and replace them with the Western identity or with what the West considers valuable.

UN operations in the Northern parts of Yemen under the Houthis are very restricted.

This might be a systemic tactic by the UN to induce division among the people of Yemen in the Nothern parts and the ones living under the Saudi Arabia-led coalition occupation in the South and East. The provision of aid is a powerful tool in the hands of the UN to cause division in the Arab Republic of Yemen.

The UN and few other Western aid agencies are insisting on the implemention of iris scanning techniques, which is very much controlling and it is unclear whether the data collected under the guise of provision of humanitarian aid would be passed on to third parties or whether not.

It is no secret that the Saudi Arabia-led coalition and the West, including UN, have been trying hard already for years to separate the country and tear it into fragments.

A divided Yemen is easier to be controlled and subdued. The aim is to induce division. The aim is to weaken the country.

The people of Yemen, who are made to accept help, do not surmise the degree of destruction they inflict on themselves by allowing controlling aid.

They are unaware that the main goal of aid is to divide the country.

The primary target is the most vulnerable in society: Yemeni women and children. Mainly, UN aid workers and aid receipients to an extended degree are women.