Seven things you need to know about the war in Yemen

As the war in Yemen enters its third year, BBC Minute talks to BBC correspondent Nawal al-Maghafi about a conflict largely forgotten by the outside world. The United Nations says the war which has raged since March 2015 has killed more than five thousand civilians, displaced more than three million people, and left more than seven million on the brink of famine. From how the war began to the effect on young people - here are some facts you need to know.

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Overview

Part 1: Background to the conflict

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Proxy war?

Part 2: The Saudi/Iranian angle is only part of the story

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - US/UK involvement

Part 3: American and British support for the Saudi-led coalition

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Starvation

Part 4: “The world’s worst humanitarian crisis”

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Young people

Part 5: How has the war affected Yemen's youth?

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Cholera

Part 6: The worst cholera epidemic in our lifetime

BBC Minute: On the war in Yemen - Who's to blame?

Part 7: "We wish a bomb would drop on our house"