WASHINGTON/NEW YORK - The United States is preparing a “substantial contribution” to help Yemen combat the coronavirus, but it may have to find alternatives to the World Health Organization to spend it, a senior U.S. official told Reuters, days after President Donald Trump slammed the U.N. agency’s handling of the pandemic.
“It would be a substantial contribution and we’d figure ways to get through existing networks and reliable health organizations because we are caught on this rock of the WHO at the moment, which does a lot of good work in Yemen by the way. So we may have to find alternative avenues,” he said. According to a factsheet from the U.S. Agency for International Development , Washington pledged some $27 million for the fiscal year ending on Sept. 30, 2019, for health and nutrition work by the WHO in Yemen.
Do you prepare a lot of guns to fight viruses?
U.S. administration hypocrisy and malice 😬😬
Nothing makes sense to me
After that, help the US, US. Ok?
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