Cease airstrikes and prioritize peaceful resolutions in Yemen.

The ongoing military strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, initiated by the US, have not only failed to halt Houthi aggression but have inadvertently bolstered their popularity. Despite nearly 400 airstrikes since 2002, the conflict persists, suggesting the ineffectiveness of this approach. Moreover, these actions have damaged the reputation of the US in the region, contributing to a cycle of violence and instability. It is therefore crucial to reconsider this strategy, shifting focus towards diplomatic negotiations and peace-building efforts. The continuation of airstrikes risks further destabilizing the region and exacerbating the conflict. Hence, it is requested to cease the airstrikes and prioritize peaceful resolutions, fostering a more humane and sustainable foreign policy.

First sent on January 26 by Weston