In Yemen, which has entered its eighth year of war, the International Rescue Committee delivers lifesaving health care through mobile health clinics. Meet Dr. Mohsen Fadel, a general practitioner who leads the IRC mobile health team in a city in the south of Yemen, and go inside our work. Read more about the IRC's mobile health clinics. 

Twenty-two million people in Yemen need humanitarian aid as their country's civil war enters its fourth year. The health system has been decimated and, across the country, one child under five dies every 10 minutes from preventable causes.

We took to the streets of New York and Washington D.C. to find out what Americans know about the crisis in Yemen.

The world’s worst humanitarian crisis has wreaked havoc on women, men and children in Yemen. From famine to collapsed health systems, the crisis in Yemen has been hidden for too long. Since 2015, the Saudi- and Emirati-led coalition has undertaken 18,000 airstrikes—1 every 99 minutes.

War has brought the health system in Yemen to the brink of collapse. IRC teams in Yemen are working to ensure that people in greatest need continue to receive vital services without being put at risk of COVID-19.

ABC News reports on the situation in war-torn Yemen and interviews an IRC aid worker on the ground. Watch parts 1 and 2 of its coverage of the crisis and the IRC's work on Nightline.