Controversies of Military Engagement in Yemen

This chapter discusses the contentious military decision-making by the Trump administration regarding the bombing of Yemen, exploring whether these actions were premeditated or repercussions of internal sabotage. It raises ethical dilemmas surrounding the targeting of civilians, legal accountability, and the historical patterns of military interventions, highlighting a troubling lack of public and congressional oversight. The dialogue further critiques the effectiveness of recent operations and the implications for U.S. foreign policy, reflecting on the need for greater moral responsibility in warfare.