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As part of his first major speech on foreign policy since becoming president, Joe Biden announced yesterday a halt to U.S. support for “offensive operations” in Yemen, including “relevant arm[s] sales” to Saudi Arabia. Since 2015 during the Obama-Biden administration, the United States has been supporting, enabling and directly participating in the Saudi war of aggression against Yemen. The United Nations says the conflict has created the world’s most severe humanitarian crisis. Direct U.S. involvement in the fighting increased dramatically while Trump held office.
The Ansar Allah movement, often referred to as the Houthi movement or the Houthis, control most of Northern Yemen including the capital city and are enemies of the Saudi regime. They were declared a terrorist organization in the final days of the Trump presidency in a cynical move to hamper the delivery of humanitarian aid (a measure reversed by Secretary of State Blinken). The Houthis’