
The Yemeni city of Sa'ada has been heavily hit by airstrikes since conflict escalated in March in Yemen. For the first time in four months, on 5 and 6 August, an inter-agency mission took place. Humanitarian leaders were able to take stock of the destruction. here, they stand amid the rubble of a market in the old city of Sa'ada, which was hit by an airstrike in April 2015. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

A school in Sa'ada destroyed by an airstrike. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, Johannes Van Der Klaauw (foreground, right) and members of the inter-agency mission in a street of Sa'ada where shops were destroyed by airstrikes. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

Johannes Van Der Klaauw, Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, in Al Gomhori hospital in Sa'ada, at the bed of a patient with brain trauma, sustained by an explosion by an airstrike in his home, according to medical staff. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

A bridge destroyed by an airstrike between the capital Sana'a and the city of Sa'ada. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

Bombed higher educational facility in Sa'ada (vocational training college). Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

The city of Sa'ada in the Sa'ada Governorate has been heavily hit by airstrikes in the first four months of the escalation of conflict in Yemen. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

The Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, Johannes Van Der Klaauw (center left), met with humanitarian partners in Sa'ada to evaluate the possibilities of scaling up the UN's presence and programmes in the area, heavily targeted by airstrikes these past four months. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

Displacement site in Khamer in Amran Governorate. About 200 families of the muhamasheen minority displaced from Sa’ada live in the site. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

A boy presents essential household items in a displacement site in Khamer in Amran Governorate. About 200 families of the muhamasheen minority, displaced from Sa’ada, live in this site. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf

Water is being trucked into a displacement camp where about 200 muhamasheen families, displaced from Sa’ada, live. Credit: OCHA / Philippe Kropf