Yemen Humanitarian Toll: A Sanaa press conference by the Ain al-Ensaniya Center for Rights and Development put Yemen’s losses from nearly 12 years of Saudi-US aggression and blockade at 61,010 civilian deaths (including 24,728 martyrs, among them 4,365 children and 2,653 women) plus 36,282 wounded, with 1.8 million people facing acute malnutrition and attacks hitting hundreds of hospitals and schools. Red Sea & Mine Risk: In Marib’s Sirwah district, activists shared footage of three children narrowly escaping death after handling a Houthi landmine, renewing calls for minefield maps handover and faster clearance. Youth & Identity: In Sana’a, students launched “Learn Their Language, Not Their Culture” at a Youth Training and Development Center, aiming to strengthen faith-based identity while encouraging science and language learning without “blind imitation” of foreign culture. Detentions in Ibb: Iran-backed Houthi forces released four detainees in Ibb after more than a year of enforced disappearance, following mediation, though rights groups say arbitrary detentions remain a tool of repression. Regional Escalation Context: The wider Gulf picture is heating up as US-Saudi strikes hit Iran-backed groups in Iraq and Iran rejects proposals over Hormuz, raising fears of spillover into Yemen’s Red Sea front.