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The war in Yemen doesn't make the headlines anymore. Yet, since 2014, this forgotten conflict has claimed more than 380,000 lives and displaced over 4 million people.

This episode explores one of the most disturbing aspects of the conflict: the blockade of basic products to the civilian population. This war strategy was instrumental in what is known as today’s worst humanitarian crisis.

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