If the Saudis choose that course and cut off humanitarian assistance to areas at high risk of famine, what effect would that have on attitudes of the civilian population toward the parties to the war, towards the Saudis, towards United States?
Ed Markey: “If the Saudis choose that course and cut off humanitarian assistance to areas at high risk of famine, what effect would…”
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Markey questions the impact of Saudi actions on civilian attitudes during the conflict.
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