七周大的双胞胎Raghad Hassan和Raad见证了也门战争的残酷。1这对婴儿因武装冲突升级被迫逃离家园，家人步行三天抵达阿登港后，他们已经严重营养不良，被诊断为严重急性营养不良。1双胞胎的遭遇是也门日益恶化的人道主义危机的缩影——联合国报告显示，约80万人无法获得救援援助，超过25万人流离失所。1
医疗资源的极度短缺使患者救治面临严峻挑战。1收治双胞胎的al-Sadaqah医院仅有22张床位，同时只能接纳13名最严重的患者。1医生Noor Mohammed坦言："因为条件问题，我们会失去患者。我们没有良好的设备如通风机和氧气瓶。"1联合国预计今年将有50万也门儿童遭受严重急性营养不良。1
非正式停火在夏季崩溃后，胡塞武装沿红海海岸推进，完全切断了也门第三大城市塔伊兹。1双胞胎的父亲Bajash Ali Sagir Hassan在逃难中被迫留下10只羊，失去了唯一的生计来源。1
Seven-week-old twins Raghad Hassan and Raad have become emblems of Yemen's deepening humanitarian catastrophe, their struggle for survival shaped by escalating conflict and acute food insecurity.1 The infants and their family were forced to flee their home in the Kahbub mountain region, trekking for three days on foot to reach the port city of Aden, during which the twins' condition deteriorated severely.1 Upon arrival, both were diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition, joining hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children facing similar medical crises.1
The collapse of an informal ceasefire during the summer has allowed Houthi forces to advance along the Red Sea coast, completely cutting off Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city.1 According to United Nations assessments, approximately 800,000 people lack access to humanitarian aid, while over 250,000 have been displaced.1 The organization estimates that 500,000 Yemeni children will suffer severe acute malnutrition this year.1 The humanitarian response is severely constrained by limited medical infrastructure; al-Sadaqah Hospital, where the twins receive treatment, has only 22 beds and can accommodate just 13 of the most critically ill patients at any time.1
Dr. Noor Mohammed, working at the facility, articulated the dire conditions: "Because of the circumstances, we will lose patients. We do not have good equipment such as ventilators and oxygen bottles."1 The family's displacement also devastated their economic survival—the twins' father, Bajash Ali Sagir Hassan, was forced to abandon ten sheep, his sole source of livelihood, during the escape.1
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