Devastation. Smoke. Cries for help.

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In the early morning hours in Sanaa, Yemen, a U.S. missile tore through a
residential neighborhood—killing one civilian and injuring at least fifteen
others, including children and women.

The scene? Devastation. Smoke. Cries for help. Families buried in rubble.

This is the human cost of war. And it's happening again.

The strike comes amid rising tensions with Houthi rebels, who recently launched
attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets. The U.S. responded swiftly—with
"overwhelming and deadly force," according to President Trump.

But at what cost?

As experts warn, every civilian death risks inflaming resentment, fueling
extremism, and entrenching the very conflict we claim to be ending.

Meanwhile, human rights groups continue raising red flags over the disturbing
frequency of civilian casualties in U.S.-led air campaigns.

Are we protecting trade routes—or escalating another endless war?

This isn’t just about foreign policy. It’s about human lives, diplomacy, and
America's role on the world stage.

It’s time to ask: Is there a better way forward?

What can we do about it?

Read the full story here.
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