“There was a feeling, from some NGOs that I spoke with but also some U.N. actors, that we kind of just went along with what the government was proposing,” said McIlreavy.
The current level of hunger in Yemen is unprecedented, with almost 18 million people lacking enough food.
The war in Yemen is contributing to what the United Nations says could become "the worst famine in the world in 100 years."
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