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we have seen a very severe deterioration in the number of patients neeeeding dialysis services, accesso oxygen, and where we need to see morere antibiotics and medical facilities made available. these are seriously deteriorating. amy: to talk more about the situation in yemen, we go to london to talk to iona craig, a journalist who was based in sana'a from 2010 to 2015 as the yemen correspondent for the times of london. she was in yemen again last month, where she reported on january's navy seal raid that left 25 civilians and one u.s. navy seal dead. welcome back to democracy now! talk about t the situation on te ground in yemen right now. >> as you mention the humanitarian situation is really getting worse. i went to several of the remote areas where some of the internally displaced people, finding it increasingly difficult to get access to food and even water. on the military front, there is a stalemate e on a lot of the dt on the side of the ground war also u.s. offensiveve was launcd on the reded sea coast w while s inin yemen in january that then pushed a lot of the civilian popu