Yemenis Unable to Reach Hospital Are Part of the Iran War Death Toll
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SANA’A, Yemen — For more than two weeks, Abdullah laid at home in al-Silw district, in Yemen’s besieged southwestern governorate of Taiz, as his body slowly failed.
The 58-year-old had lived with kidney failure for two years, and his doctor had prescribed dialysis twice a week.
Since the siege, however, the fighting stood between al-Eissi and the dialysis center in Taiz city that kept him alive. Al-Eissi wouldn’t let his family risk their lives to take him to the center.
“My father’s co
The 58-year-old had lived with kidney failure for two years, and his doctor had prescribed dialysis twice a week.
Since the siege, however, the fighting stood between al-Eissi and the dialysis center in Taiz city that kept him alive. Al-Eissi wouldn’t let his family risk their lives to take him to the center.
“My father’s co
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