Sanaa: A Twitter campaign will launch at 9:00 PM this evening on the social media platform "X," highlighting the effects of the Saudi blockade on the Yemeni economy and the resulting suffering that has affected every person in Yemen. According to Yemen News Agency, the organizers have called for widespread participation in the Twitter campaign using specific hashtags to raise awareness about the ongoing economic challenges faced by Yemen due to the blockade. The campaign aims to shed light on the significant impact that the blockade has had on the daily lives of Yemeni citizens. The initiative seeks to engage a global audience, encouraging individuals and organizations to amplify the message of the campaign. By utilizing the power of social media, the organizers hope to bring international attention to the situation and urge for a reconsideration of the blockade's policies.
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