The Tragedy of Saudi Arabia’s War in Yemen

12/4/2018

This interactive article by The New York Times examines Saudi Arabia's involvement in the war in Yemen. It provides a detailed overview of the conflict, including the roots of the war, the parties involved, and the devastating impact it has had on the Yemeni population. The article includes maps, infographics, and personal stories to illustrate the extent of the humanitarian crisis. It also explores the controversial role of the United States, Saudi Arabia's most prominent ally, in supporting the Saudi-led coalition. By presenting a comprehensive analysis of the situation, the article aims to shed light on the complexity and consequences of Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.

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