<p>Saudi aid convoys arrived from Saudi Arabia to multiple destinations in Yemen between January 22 and January 23.</p><p>In this footage, trucks with large signs reading King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief, a Saudi Arabian government organization, cross into Yemen at the Wadiah and Khadraa crossings.</p><p>Additionally, cargo planes took off from Riyadh toward the airport in Marib. Photos show pallets and boxes being loaded onto the plane.</p><p>The United Nations estimates</a> 22 million people in Yemen are in need of aid, and another 7 million people relied solely on humanitarian aid for their survival in November 2017, the United Nations said</a>.</p><p>Three million Yemeni children live without sufficient food, clean water or medical care, according</a> to a UNICEF report in January. Credit: KSRelief via Storyful</p><br />
