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l committeef the red cross is calling for humanitarian assisistance in the region. >> today we're at the point where catastrophic is becoming an understatement. what we need to do today is to open the art at ast the humanitarian reasons, for ththe people who need to evacuae who are sick and wounded to be able to o leave. we can no longer afford to close this country so much for the yemenis. we cannot keep the yemenis hostage. amy: the conflict has already killed 15,000 civilians, sparked the world's worst cholera epidemic with more than one ion millffering from cholera, and pushed the country to the brink of famine. for more, we go to speak with shireen al-adeimi, a yemeni student. she just completed her doctoral degree at harvard university. her recent piece for in these times is headlined "attack on yemen port shows u.s.-backed coalition willing to use starvavation as a weapon." welcome back to democracy now! talk about what is happening right now in your country of yemen, in hodeidah. >> take you so much for having me back. what is happening in hodeida is the worst-case scenario being played out. over the last three years since this attack began on yemen, -- if there were any redline stron