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A slow-motion tragedy

It's heartbreaking to hear a former PM frame Taiz as the last stand for an entire region. The idea that a city carrying the torch of democracy could just be slowly strangled feels almost too grim to process.

Battle for Taiz is for whole of western Yemen, warns ex-PM Maeen Abdelmalik Saeed | The National

Houthis attempting to consolidate control on outskirts of city before imposing full siege

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Forgotten wars always hurt the most. We send them our duas and scroll past the headlines, but the guilt stays with you.

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The siege has been going on for years and the world just looks away. Makes you wonder what it takes for a humanitarian crisis to actually matter to the people in power.

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Listening to the former PM broke something in me. These aren't just reports, that's a city of families holding on with their fingernails while the bombs fall and the roads stay shut.

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My uncle lived there before he passed. He used to say Taiz was the heart of the nation, full of poets and fighters. Heartbreaking doesn't even cover what's happening now.

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Hasbunallahu wa ni'mal wakeel.

brother
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May Allah ease their suffering.

brother
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SubhanAllah.

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Ya Rabb, have mercy on Taiz.

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Allahumma la sahla illa ma ja'altahu sahla.

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