400 thousand Yemeni children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. 

Yemeni Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Taha Al-Mutawakel stated that more than 58% of children under the age of five are malnourished and 400,000 Yemeni children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. During a medical conference on malnutrition held last Thursday and organized by Al-Sabeen Maternity and Children's Hospital under the motto “Safe Food for a Better Future”, the Minister of Health emphasized that congenital abnormalities in children have increased since the beginning the US Sudi aggression as a result of targeting children with fighter jets, missiles and various prohibited weapons. "The Saudi regime is the first to be responsible for the murder of children in Yemen, and through the Children's Conference we are demanding that bin Salman and the Saudi regime be brought to justice and blacklisted from child murderers," he added . In addition, the minister spoke about the suffering of Yemeni children due to the shortage of medicines, devices, devices and kindergartens, indicating that today's international organizations are reluctant to provide these devices. "UNICEF provided the Al-Sabeen Reference Hospital for Maternity and Childhood with two child respirators and only provided 69 out of a thousand kindergartens promised," said Dr. Taha Al-Mutawakel. However, he stressed that the ministry is keen to become self-employed and also set up and equip a pediatric surgery center, and hoped that this conference would include recommendations that will further develop pediatric surgery and improve the level of performance made available to children . Dr. Taha stated that the continuation of the siege and targeted infrastructure had deprived children of health and children's rights in Yemen, noting that the fragility and weakness of the United Nations and its organizations mean that they are bringing children to Yemen to neglect. "The United Nations' removal of Saudi Arabia from the blacklist of the murderers of Yemen's children without a second thought because they lack humility and humanity," said the health minister when he mentioned the murder of students at a bus school. In doing so, it shows the level of criminality of the Saudi-led aggressive coalition against childhood in Yemen. Minister Al-Mutawakel announced that US-backed Saudi aggression has killed more than 3,800 children and exaggerated their crimes by targeting health facilities that treat children and preventing access to drugs, devices and medical supplies for treating children and saving their lives.