Yemen Does Not Need Another War: Report from Sana'a as Saudi Attack Enters Second Day
March 27, 2015
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as posted by the channelA Saudiled aerial bombing campaign has entered its second day in Yemen. The Saudiled airstrikes are intended to thwart the advance of Shiite Houthi rebels after they seized control of the capital Sana'a last year and deposed President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi last month. On Thursday, Hadi left his refuge in Aden for Saudi Arabia. At least 39 civilians have reportedly been killed so far in the airstrikes. Amnesty International reports the dead include at least six children under the age of 10. Saudi's bombing campaign has been backed by the United States, Gulf states, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan and Sudan. We go to Sana'a to speak with Farea AlMuslimi, a visiting scholar at Carnegie Middle East Center. He recently tweeted"I'm a 25 year old Yemeni man. I've seen at least 15 wars in my country. I don't need more. I need some help and education & economy; not guns."
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