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As Biden Ends Support to Conflict in Yemen, Arms Flows Must Also be Stopped – Amnesty International USA

As Biden Ends Support to Conflict in Yemen, Arms Flows Must Also be Stopped February 4, 2021 Share Share Responding to an announcement today from the Biden administration that the United States will cease support to the Saudi/UAE-led coalition engaged in Yemen, Philippe Nassif, the advocacy director for the Middle East and North Africa said: “As the conflict in Yemen enters its seventh year, it is vital for the United States to commit to prioritizing the safety of civilians in the country. Central to these efforts will be stopping the flow of arms from the United States into situations where they will be used to commit war crimes and grave human rights violations. Halting the sale of precision guided munitions is the first big step. The human tragedy of United States arms sales is immense pain and suffering inflicted on civilians in Yemen that must not be continued to be swept aside, and crimes committed with arms sold by the United States must be investigated.

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'A Day Peace Activists... Have Been Waiting For': Biden Vows To Curb US Support For Saudi-Led War On Yemen

Peace advocates rejoiced on Thursday in the wake of President Joe Biden s announcement that his administration will be ending U.S. support for offensive operations in the Saudi-led war on Yemen and appointing a diplomatic envoy to help resolve the devastating conflict that has caused an estimated 233,000 deaths. This war has to end, Biden said during an address at the State Department. And to underscore our commitment, we are ending all American support for offensive operations in the war in Yemen, including relevant arm sales. Biden also named Timothy Lenderking as his special envoy to Yemen, saying the career foreign service officer will collaborate

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Boris Johnson under pressure to end support for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen

Boris Johnson under pressure to end support for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen Jon Stone ) Boris Johnson is coming under pressure to end Britain s support for Saudi Arabia s war in Yemen following a reversal of policy from the United States. New US president Joe Biden on Thursday said the conflict had created a humanitarian and strategic catastrophe in his first foreign policy speech in office. Adding that the war has to end , he announced an end to relevant US arms sales to Saudi Arabian forces. In common with Mr Biden s predecessor Donald Trump, the UK has been steadfast in its support of Saudi Arabia, which has been bombarding Yemen for six years.

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US: Halting arms sales to Saudi Arabia a 'big step' - but more must be done

President Biden has said that the war in Yemen must end © Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg/Getty US to stop supporting Saudi-led operations in Yemen, including the sale of precision-guided munitions Amnesty is calling for all arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the UAE to be blocked ‘Crimes committed with arms sold by the US must be investigated’ - Philippe Nassif Responding to the Biden administration s announcement that the United States will cease support for the Saudi/UAE-led coalition engaged in Yemen, Philippe Nassif, advocacy director for the Middle East and North Africa, said: “As the conflict in Yemen enters its seventh year, it is vital that the United States commits to prioritising the safety of civilians in the country. Central to these efforts will be stopping the flow of arms from the US into situations where they will be used to commit war crimes and grave human rights violations.

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