Houthi landmines threaten Yemen livestock

The article introduces the hazards of landmines and explosive devices planted by the Houthi group in various regions of Yemen, highlighting their devastating impact on livestock and food security. These mines have caused the death of large numbers of animals such as sheep, cattle, and camels, as well as injuries, which threaten the income sources of rural families and increase the costs of livestock husbandry. It becomes difficult to replace lost animals, and expenses rise due to higher prices for fodder and transportation. Additionally, the mines turn grazing areas into dangerous zones, destroy agricultural lands, and reduce available grazing spaces, disrupting economic activities and threatening food security. They leave long-term effects on residents' livelihoods, emphasizing the urgent need for landmine removal operations to protect lives and livestock and to facilitate the return to agricultural and pastoral activities.

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