For well over a century, people from the Yemen have been coming to our country to make Wales their home. It's a little-known fact that the first mosque in Britain was built on Glynrhondda Street in Cardiff. The Yemenis came as sailors to work on coal boats that stopped at the port of Aden before returning to Cardiff and Newport. My grandfather was one of those Yemeni seamen who settled in Wales. The country that they left behind is now in turmoil. Since 2015, it's been under attack by a vicious military campaign led by Saudi Arabia. Thousands of civilians have been killed, and those whose not fallen to bombs and bullets are now facing widespread disease and famine. The British Government has done little other than sell even more weapons to the Saudis, but as the Welsh Parliament we need to stand up for communities living in Wales, including the long-standing Yemeni community. I've introduced a statement of opinion calling for mental health and aid support from the Welsh Government to the Welsh Yemeni community. That's to help with the real struggle, knowing what family members in Yemen are going through. I hope you can all sign it and that we can take some positive action to solve this man-made disaster.

Am ymhell dros ganrif, mae pobl o Yemen wedi bod yn dod i'n gwlad i wneud Cymru'n gartref iddynt. Un ffaith nad yw'n hysbys iawn yw mai ar Stryd Glynrhondda yng Nghaerdydd yr adeiladwyd y mosg cyntaf ym Mhrydain. Daeth yr Yemeniaid yma fel morwyr i weithio ar gychod glo a hwyliai i borthladd Aden cyn dychwelyd i Gaerdydd a Chasnewydd. Roedd fy nhaid yn un o'r morwyr Yemenïaidd a wnaeth gartref yng Nghymru. Mae'r wlad a adawsant mewn cythrwfl bellach. Ers 2015, bu o dan ymosodiad gan ymgyrch filwrol filain a arweinir gan Saudi Arabia. Lladdwyd miloedd o sifiliaid, ac mae'r rhai na syrthiodd o dan y bomiau a'r bwledi bellach yn wynebu clefydau a newyn mawr. Ychydig iawn a wnaeth Llywodraeth Prydain heblaw gwerthu mwy o arfau i Saudi Arabia, ond fel Senedd Cymru mae angen inni sefyll dros gymunedau sy'n byw yng Nghymru, gan gynnwys y gymuned Yemenïaidd hirsefydlog. Rwyf wedi cyflwyno datganiad barn yn galw am gymorth iechyd meddwl a chymorth gan Lywodraeth Cymru i gymuned Yemenïaidd Cymru i helpu gyda'r frwydr go iawn, o wybod beth y mae aelodau'r teulu yn Yemen yn ei wynebu. Rwy'n gobeithio y gall pawb ohonoch lofnodi'r datganiad ac y gallwn weithredu'n gadarnhaol i ddatrys y trychineb hwn dan law dynion.

Thank you. I just want to ask questions in Welsh. In general, in terms of routes - . Just in general, now, without talking about environmental issues - . Can you hear?

Diolch. Jest gofyn cwestiynau yn y Gymraeg. Jest yn gyffredinol, o ran llwybrau - . Jest yn gyffredinol, nawr, heb sôn am bethau amgylcheddol neu - . Ydych chi'n clywed?

Well, I disagree with you completely. The First Minister has made it very clear that he would expect certain chapters of that inquiry, obviously, to have a specific focus on Wales. But I go back to what I was saying - you can't just do it in isolation. There are too many interdependencies to do that. The First Minister has committed to having a UK-wide inquiry, and I absolutely believe that that scrutiny will meet the level that you require.

Wel, rwy'n anghytuno yn llwyr â chi. Mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi ei gwneud yn eglur iawn y byddai'n disgwyl i rai penodau o'r ymchwiliad hwnnw, yn amlwg, ganolbwyntio yn benodol ar Gymru. Ond rwy'n mynd yn ôl at yr hyn yr oeddwn i'n ei ddweud - ni allwch chi ei wneud ar wahân. Mae gormod o gyd-ddibyniaethau i wneud hynny. Mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi ymrwymo i gael ymchwiliad y DU gyfan, ac rwy'n credu yn llwyr y bydd y craffu hwnnw yn cyrraedd y lefel sydd ei hangen arnoch chi.

Just on that point, would you accept that, last year, Wales actually had a smaller share than the UK average, quite significantly, and that much of the shift has been a growth in the EU offset by a collapse in other international trade, where we need to be looking at Europe and the world as we go forward?

Ar y pwynt hwnnw'n unig, a fuasech yn derbyn, y llynedd mewn gwirionedd fod cyfran Cymru yn llai na chyfartaledd y DU o gryn dipyn, a bod llawer o'r newid yn deillio o dwf yn yr UE wedi'i wrthbwyso gan gwymp mewn masnach ryngwladol arall, lle y mae angen i ni edrych ar Ewrop a'r byd wrth i ni symud ymlaen?