How the U.S. can end the "preventable war" in Yemen

"Yemenis feel sad because they are dying for nothing," said Radhya Al-Mutawakel, chair of Mwatana for Human Rights. This "preventable war" could be stopped, she said, if Congress took action and ceased weapons sales to the Saudi-led coalition.

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How the U.S. can end the "preventable war" in Yemen

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