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Opinion: Exit Yemen Now to Assist a Fragile Peace

BY ANNELLE SHELINE On February 27, the 115th commercial flight since May of last year landed at Sanaa International Airport in the capital of Yemen. Children at a nearby hospital were exhilarated as the plane descended overhead,…
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Opinion: US media bombards readers with ‘Iranian drones’ news, keeps silent on US bombs in Palestine and Yemen

By: Cradle News Desk Over the past six months, major US outlets like the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post have published over 200 news pieces about Russia’s alleged use of Iranian drones…
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Opinion: Is Supporting Saudi Arabia’s War in Yemen the New Normal?

by Chad Kunkle Last month, the Yemen War Powers Resolution (YWPR), which, if passed, would have ended direct U.S. military involvement in Saudi Arabia’s war against the Houthis in Yemen, was withdrawn from an impending Senate vote by…
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Are alleged war crimes only in Ukraine?

By Tehran Times Editorial Team The West has sanctioned Russian officials and military personnel but continues to defend arms sales to Saudi Arabia for use in the war on Yemen. This is a duplicity and exercise of double standards. The…
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Opinion: Bernie Sanders’s Yemen War Powers Resolution Could Help End the Monstrous War

By Kendrick Lu Bernie Sanders has introduced a new resolution to cut off US support for the horrific Saudi-led war in Yemen. The measure is a crucial step toward peace — but it will have to be backed up with serious pressure on Joe…
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Stop the War on Children: The Forgotten Ones

by : reliefweb Number of children living in deadliest war zones jumps nearly 10% in one year An average of 22 children a day were killed and maimed in 2021 despite overall drop in grave violations against childrenEscalation of the conflict…
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Opinion: An end to US military support for Saudi Arabia is long overdue

By Annelle Sheline and William D. Hartung Saudi Arabia’s recent move to collaborate with Russia in cutting oil production has prompted a flurry of calls from members of Congress to cut off U.S. arms and military support for…
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Opinion: The Worsening US-Saudi Split Could End the Brutal War in Yemen

by Branko Marcetic A series of Saudi snubs against Joe Biden — including its latest move to cut world oil production — could finally accomplish what has been stubbornly hard up to now: ending the US backing of the Saudis’ brutal…
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It’s Time for Congress to End US Involvement in the Saudi-Led War on Yemen

U.S. critics are still buzzing with outrage about President Biden’s recent chummy fist bump and meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, accusing Biden of betraying his promise to make Saudi Arabia a “pariah” after…
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Saudi war in Yemen: End U.S. support

By Letters editorThe Seattle Times In the midst of so many jarring changes in our national landscape, I’m writing about a longstanding issue in urgent need of legislative attention: The Yemen War Powers Resolution, recently introduced.…