Sen. Warren & Rep. Khanna: End U.S. Complicity in Yemen’s Humanitarian Disaster
In a joint op-ed published online by
CNN Op-Ed: End US complicity in
By Sen.
In August, the world watched in horror as a Saudi-led coalition airstrike in
It was not the first time. In June, airstrikes hit a cholera treatment center run by
In April, 20 civilians, many from a single family, were killed while celebrating a wedding in a village in northwest
As a result of this conflict, at least 10,000 Yemenis have died, 2 million more are displaced, and 22 million are in need of humanitarian assistance. To make matters worse, a man-made famine has brought nearly 8 million people in
This humanitarian catastrophe didn't happen overnight. For more than three years, a military coalition led by
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There is no doubt that
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The administration's decision to double down on US support for the bombing campaign makes a mockery of congressional oversight authority. Overlooking the Saudi-led coalition's apparent disregard for international norms and laws of armed conflict does nothing to improve US standing in the world. And continuing to support an ill-conceived proxy war in
The framers of our
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The Yemeni people are suffering. Instead of supporting more bombing,
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