State Dept. Defends Decision To Delist Yemen's Houthis

The video discusses the US decision to delist Yemen's Huthi rebels as a terrorist group, initially designated by the Trump administration. This move aims to alleviate humanitarian issues in Yemen, the site of a severe humanitarian crisis, while maintaining support for Saudi Arabia. The video also covers President Biden's directive to cease US support for Saudi-led military operations in Yemen, highlighting the conflict's toll since 2014.

What was the primary reason for the U.S. to consider delisting the Huthi rebels as a terrorist group?

• To increase sanctions on Yemen

• To reduce humanitarian suffering in Yemen

• To strengthen military ties with Saudi Arabia

• To support the Huthi rebels

How does the U.S. plan to address the humanitarian crisis in Yemen while maintaining its strategic interests?

• By balancing humanitarian aid with support for Saudi Arabia

• By imposing more sanctions on Yemen

• By withdrawing all support from the region

• By increasing military support to the Huthi rebels

What is the current humanitarian situation in Yemen described as?

• A minor crisis

• The world's worst humanitarian catastrophe

• An improving situation

• A stable environment

What recent decision did President Biden make regarding U.S. involvement in Yemen?

• To increase military operations in Yemen

• To provide more weapons to Saudi Arabia

• To end support for Saudi-led offensive operations

• To impose new sanctions on the Huthi rebels

When did the Yemen war begin, and how many people have been killed as a result?

• 2016, with 150,000 casualties

• 2010, with 50,000 casualties

• 2014, with 130,000 casualties

• 2012, with 100,000 casualties