Abdullatif al-Washali Press TV, Sana'a Years of crimes and violations committed by the Saudi-led coalition against Yemen have been reviewed for the first time by a national investigation team in Yemen's foreign ministry. In a press conference in the capital Sana'a, the team members unveiled the report and gave new details of the war.

The report also confirmed that 24 million Yemenis suffer from food insecurity and rely on the life-saving food assistance.

Meanwhile, 2.9 million children under the age of five suffer from acute malnutrition and half a million children may not survive the malnutrition.

The report comes in conjunction with a statement by the UN, which highlighted the need for a ceasefire in Yemen and warned that the Saudi-led aggression had claimed the lives of 233,000 people mostly from indirect causes such as diseases and starvation in the impoverished Arab country over the last six years.

The Yemen foreign ministry's report reveals once again that the Saudi-led coalition is committing violent crimes in Yemen.

Now the main question is how serious the international community is to put an end to the crimes