war crimes in yemen and strikes by the sound the iraqi coalition caused most deaths but a u.n. report also claims both the rebels do reports are cheap and if thing and will anyone ever be held to account this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program hashem. non have clean hands that's the conclusion of a un human rights act spurts who say all parties in the three year long conflict in yemen may have committed war crimes that report says the governments of saudi arabia united arab emirates and yemen are guilty of human rights violations and strikes by sandy erotic coalition are responsible for causing most civilian casualties but the houthi rebels are also blamed for recruiting child soldiers and using sexual abuse as a weapon more than ten thousand people have been killed in the fighting but many more have died from disease and starvation the u.n. experts are urging the international community to stop supplying weapons to those involved in the war since two thousand and fifteen when jose fighters overran yemen's capital sana'a and forced present a little mosul handy to

and other coalition allies have repeatedly pointed to the coalition's investigative body as evidence that the coalition is serious about minimizing civilian harm so what human rights watch did is we went and we looked and said ok what has this coalition investigative body actually done and if you review the statements that that body has put out publicly in the vast majority of attacks it is clear the coalition of any legal liability and i think perhaps more damning is that it paints a very different picture than the one we see on the. around that the one yemeni groups are reporting on human rights watch amnesty and others are reporting on in terms of the absolute devastation that coalition airstrikes continue to cause and the many coalition airstrikes that appear to not only violate the was laws of war but be potential war crimes so why then they investigate themselves that. it's a good question i mean so first of all international law requires states to credibly investigate allegations of war crimes so the thing is what we're basically saying is the members of the coalition saudi ar

we have trust these coalitions through our training and coalition academy and if you look at the country -- and you know this well, mr. president -- there are more than 3,000 counties in the united states. we currently over the years have built 731 of these coalition and the goal would be to have one of these multi-sector coalitions in every county in america and i would like to work with you and your administration so we can continue to have every county in america having the coalition to build down substance abuse rates and we know that's possibly. president trump: thank you general. that's very nice and we will be working together. thank you, look forward to together. i want to introduce a young lady to your right. she first met us when she was a freshman in high school. she came to our national youth leadership academy. she's heading to college and is a great example of what young people are doing in our communities to fight this issue. i want to give you a thumb nail of what she's doing. >> i'm from chicago illinois. funded for a majority of those years. [indiscernible] have the abi

civilians again the victims after saudi led coalition air strike in yemen. really impact with the fighters say at least thirty one people including women and children have died in an attack on their vehicles in the western province of although some sources say the number of dead is lower. dead children and women discussed in crime. the victims were trying to escape a camp in which the coalition says was being used to launch missiles. hit us while we were on the road. this little boy survived but it's just two weeks since another thirty coalition air strike hit a school bus that killed forty children and eleven adults in what saudi arabia declared to be an appropriate military action it was promised to investigate. as more theorems prepare to weep over their children's graves the charity save the children estimates an average of one hundred forty children have been killed every day since the beginning of the cellular coalition strikes against the united nations will not conduct their own investigation and will not send a team at the yemen to investigate those

we have built 731 of these coalitions and the goal is to have a multisector coalition in every county in america. i would like to work with you and your administration's so we can continue to have every county in america with these coalitions that are going to help them build down their substance abuse rates. we know that it is possible. we thank you for your leadership. pres. trump: thank you, general, and we will be working together for a long time. >> thank you. i want to introduce a young lady. she first met us when she was a freshman in high school. she came to our national youth leadership academy where we trained over 2000 young people every year. because we were impressed with her, we asked her to become one of our trainers. she did that. she just graduated high school and she is headed off to college. she traveled with me internationally as well, and she is a great example of what young people are doing in their communities to fight these issues. i want to give you a summary of what she is doing. >> mr. president, i am from chicago, illinois. i've been working on the coalitio

us we are going to find we who are the coalition coalition allies us and others stop. over hillary don't ruin writes i just found a new less origin site of an office of attacks over and over and over again atsic is obsessed well this and the list is living it are getting faster we can continue selling pledged to that a list but as you see over the last two years in particular i think that marriage has grown is that the coalition is going to need to violate laws or and so until they stop those patients the weapon sales should also stop well we'll have to leave it alone with christine bakley thank you for joining us from beirut and see what the official reaction is from both sides to this attack on the bus thank you let's cross over to a correspondent. from neighboring djibouti be following events with us. since the story broke and of course the death toll at the moment still stands around thirty nine with maybe as many as thirty to forty of the children still injured and this attack comes just days after a very similar attack really in a crowded marketplace in a dangero

>> there's been a narrative amongst coalition allouis and probably amongst coalition states that the coalition is serious about improving workingm nimize civilian casualties, is knownn how little about how the coalition operates, it's difficult to check em on the claim. two points, since the coalition made promises to minimize civilian casualties, groups have documented unlawful attacks in 2015 through 2018. one of tha things u.s. ies like to point to is the coalition is investigating so they must be serious about working to minimize civilian casualties. our report shows those investigations are by no means a sufficient asstoance coalition allies continuing to ship weapons to saudirabia because these investigations themselves raise serious red flags about the way on coalition body is thinking about international law and legal haligations. >> u.s. official been trying to get the saudi offers aiairforce, the saudi military e better at targeting and waging this war and there is an investigative body that's a part of that, attempts to impro what the saudis are doing. do you see any evide

the fighters of accuse the sodium led coalition of launching the. saudi led coalition attacked a bus carrying more than thirty students who were on a summer school trip to the city there's no exact number of dead people the hospital has received many many wounded with a lot of serious injuries this boy refuses to harvey's injuries to his brother school with him on the bus yes no no i mean my brothers everyone get had until i see my brothers. the strike happened during morning rush hour in the busy market. a huge crater lies in the middle that ruled the exact support where the missile fell the mongols wreckage of the school bus the children while traveling in now trapped under the destroyed market buildings lining materials belonging to the children us through not around even mine does of the talk and the friends that struggle to live the seen by those lucky enough to escape on in a statement the sodium and had to coalition say to its aspects inside what aimed a missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday the

i think the markets and india inside that would be in the coalition. force. killing them now it's thirty nine civilians were killed more still children for whom did both and more than fifty were also injured especially in misrata province and her job other than most of the hospitals or clinics in that area has been destroyed or badly damaged and i know that the only food the old lady the hospital inside this time is and two more reason was because of it there is another hospital that's run by city without borders as we call it. so just imagine the amount and the amount of injured people that they were a lot of most of the molotov any space in peace corps develop because i don't think that. most people that are still working out that can take. this number you know the outgoing director of the international committee of the red cross robot madine has just tweeted his reaction to this attack and he says it's high time for these were a lot of thing tragedies to stop in yemen no one should allow putting children and harm's way and making them pay such an acceptabl

i've been working on the coalition for approximately four years now. they have been funded for the majority of those the years. see ae been able to decrease in the use of our call, marijuana, and tobacco. -- alcohol, marijuana, and tobacco. together, we are able to notice that you are giving us the power to work truly in our communities from the bottoms perspective going up. this march, i had the opportunity to go to bni, vienna,as -- to austria. i was able to collaborate and i was comparing and contrasting truly, the grant is one-of-a-kind because you are giving power to the local communities. givingto thank you for all of that power to the local communities to deal with local problems. pres. trump: thank you, that was so beautifully done. i'll most want to applaud. [laughter] -- i almost want to applaud. [laughter] of this,mp: with all you'll become very famous and be a television star. and you'll forget about me. would you like to say something? that the tough one. [laughter] [indiscernible] i am honored to be here. person, least deserving but the p

war crimes in yemen and strikes by the sound iraqi coalition caused most deaths but a u.n. report also blames for the rebels do reports are cheap and if thing and will anyone ever be held to account this is insightful. hello and welcome to the program hashem. non have clean hands that's the conclusion of a un human rights act spurts who say all parties in the three year long conflict in yemen may have committed war crimes very report says the governments of saudi arabia united arab emirates and yemen are guilty of human rights violations and strikes by sandy erotic coalition are responsible for causing most civilian casualties of the host the rebels are also blamed for recruiting child soldiers and using sexual abuse as a weapon more than ten thousand people have been killed in the fighting but many more have died from disease and starvation the u.n. experts are urging the international community to stop supplying weapons to those involved in the war since two thousand and fifteen when jose fighters overrun yemen's capital sana'a and forced present a little muscle handy to

coalition. force. killing now is thirty nine civilians were killed mostly children from the process and more than fifty were also injured tell us a little bit about the emergency services and how the medical facilities are in that area to take the injured to hospital because we know that there are huge problems in medical facilities and supplies across yemen at the moment. i just lay there specially in. provence and hijab other than most of the hospitals or clinics in that area has been destroyed or badly damaged and i know that the only. way to the hospital inside as this time is and to more easily was prevented there is another hospital that's run by without both as we call it images so just imagine the amount and amount of injured people that they were most of the molotov in space in pieces. because i don't think that. those people that are still working inside the tent takes this number tell us a little bit about the scenario in terms of security or identification of school buses or buses painted i

the coalition is focused on defeat isis mission and we continue to work with. to secure the region in southern syria the article colonel ryan is warning against quotes the russian ministry of foreign affairs which claimed that militants loyal to be a slum mix state and the own nusra front have infiltrated the roup on refugee camp and that the u.s. is well aware of it what's unclear or perhaps distracting is which claim colonel ryan is taking issue with that there are jihadist elements inside camp or that the united states government is aware of their presence required a refugee camp is located in the region of south eastern syria where the u.s. led coalition maintains a presence despite objections by the syrian government is one of the largest refugee camps in syria hosting tens of thousands of refugees of colonel ryan is claiming or to use a lying about the presence of jihadist militants he might want to check with the united nations in july a un security council warned about possible islamic state attacks from inside group on campus. the refugees in ripon cam

coalition with the isolationist happening before pearl harbor. i was glad with the library putt together because that keynote speech is 100 days between 40 40 and 41 where fdr mobilized the country for national defense. that was the magic word. sometimes he said hemispheric defense but never about war butt national defense. f thos so talking about major decisions and announcements during that period.. also one of the presentations today and related to the exhibit at the museum building are posters of the period. and robert horton served in 4242 was one of the producers of posters. with that division of information office for emergency management so the first time ita became a a concept in american government.pt in the now it falls off the tongue. every city has a director.ing with the founding of emergency management the division of information in the office for w emergencyth management was thep. executive office of the president part of the official family and the officer emerged a management on behalf of the mobilization. it isn't a scary conce

there is no need for an investigation because of the coalition forces have. to stand behind this attack i'm surprised by the un is calling for investigation rather than calling for those who are responsible for this attack to be held accountable for its so this is one of the reasons why yemenis have lost hope on the international community on the u.n. over two years ago because of this war that has not been for any other reason only for a proxy war between two neighboring countries because saudi and iran where yemen is paying the price. and in yesterday's attack you have fifty one. civilians who were killed and forty of them who were children children who were just going to school summer school and were stopping by you know. a local market when that's where the death came to them and the body parts the corpses of the all the children those who were killed those were being treated the parents right now. the entire country is mourning. these innocent children who were killed just for the reason of going to school or on their way to school. peter you know the pe

civilians again the victims after saudi led coalition air strike in yemen. or any impact with the fighters say at least thirty one people including women and children have died in an attack on their vehicles in the western province of although some sources say the number of dead is lower. dead children and women discussed in crime. the victims were trying to escape a camp in which the coalition says was being used to launch missiles. hit us while we were on the road. this little boy survived but it's just two weeks since another thirty coalition air strike hit a school bus that killed forty children and eleven adults in what syria arabia declared to be an appropriate military action it was promised to investigate. as more theorems prepare to weep over their children's graves the charity save the children estimates an average of one hundred forty children have been killed every day since the beginning of the cellular coalition strikes against peace if the united nations will not conduct their own investigation will not send a team at the yemen to investigate

he's advised the saudi coalition on how to avoid civilian casualties, and helped the coalition form thel investigate this incident. thank you forjoining us. they used the word collateral damage, the saudis. how exactly does this occur ina wartime saudis. how exactly does this occur in a wartime situation? certainly. so, there are several different ways it can happen. what we have found in lots of investigations and studies as to how these casualties occur, there are two main mechanisms of civilian casualties. 0ne there are two main mechanisms of civilian casualties. one is indeed collateral damage. there is a military engagement of what they consider a valid target, and then there are civilians that are inadvertently in the area. the other is the certification. so a military orair is the certification. so a military or air force believes the target is valid, however, it makes a mistake and inadvertently targets civilians. so how do you help military has to not make these mistakes? —— militaries. the basic premise is that we have a hard time fixing problems if we don't understand what th

provides r the e saudi coalition.h the bill says this money cannot be used toward midair refueling, but when you look at the language, it allows for some exceptions. assesses secretary of state issue a waiver and itt says thee midair refueling missiononcan occur r as long as the saudis ad emiratis show their taking certain actions to prevent civilian casuaualties. ththis is vague language that essentially provides a loophole for using the military spending toward midair refueling and in essence a contradicts congress' earlier stance of saying we are in yemen, this is not authorized in congress, but here we are allowing midair refueling under certain conditions, which again, does nothing to protect the yemeni citizens from saudi bombs, u.s. -- the u.s. sold bombs to the saudi's. amy: i want to turn to an investigation that found the u.s.-backed saududi coalition there has repeatedly cut secret deals with al qaeda in yemen. even paying its fighters to retreat from towns or join the coalition. the ap i investigation accc

can these two can this coalition somehow end up on the same pave the same voice but it was always going to be difficult it took a good six months for this coalition to even come about and it was social issues such like this with pensions and social welfare work laws that really made the two sides struggle in coming together and forging that coalition earlier in the gear so it is going we are likely to see more disputes like this coming over the next legislative period that we're currently in of course we especially when it comes to social issues that are always going to be miles apart when it comes to conservatives and the social democrats particularly right now when both sides of this coalition are also trying to reinvent themselves already for the next election in twenty twenty one brady thank you for your analysis. francis has said mass to a huge crowd in dublin on the last day of his visit to ireland he repeated his peaceful forgiveness for the catholic church which has been rocked by a series of sex abuse scandals and he said it had to take firm and decisive action in the pursuit o

what he was doing. >> the coalition is tied loosely or not loosely? >> it of course had relationships or shall interest groups. they were off capitol hill. they were also anti-roosevelt. >> hi, thank you so much for your informative talks. i'm an artist and i'm concerned with a work in progress. we may not know what the finished painting or sculpture will be, but it's a work in progress. were they marketing media geniuses on some level and decided to start slow and have a small one time release and by the time we developed this, we'll have a campaign that covers everything and everybody will know everything. what is your opinion? >> the accurate answer from an historian would be that present tense, going back to 1940 through 1941 is chaotic, full of contingencies, uncertainties. they weren't quite sure what was going to happen. they were quite sure what they could get away with. they were quite sure how effective the isolationist would be. it's kind of an experiment let's see what we can do, what we can get away with in terms of the isolationist, but

been targeted by the saudi led coalition killing one hundred. and twenty four civilians the funeral hold in sanaa two years ago was killed three hundred people injured in five hundred people and this has not actually brought yemen into back into the international community attention because since then they haven't done anything that out of more than fifteen thousand civilians who has been killed by the saudi direct strike two hundred thousand of your many civilians died because of the of the blockade because of the starvation because of the cholera as unicef say because of of vulnerable diseases every ten minutes i am any child according to unicef about i had to go so i don't think the united nations and the u.n. security council will just add those children who were killed today to the number they have in the document or the number they have already. reported there before but still we see the blockade in yemen is a continuous saudi air strike that's just like one hour ago they have targeted some sites in the outskirts of sanaa yesterday they ha

to turn down its support for the saudi led coalition. well it shouldn't be surprised that at this point in the conflict of the u.k. and the u.s. are beginning to have some serious concerns that they're actually airing publicly in a slightly new way of course speaking privately to the saudis and the iraqis for some time these concerns have been expressed of course these are strong allies in the gulf and in the west with each other and across these regions and they have been for years and of course the u.k. and the u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing toll.

israel coalition and its saudi allies. that is also how the health ministry strongly condemns the crime of targeting the hospital in the fishermen's market in . the united states bruce full responsibility is the united nations and its organizations and the international community have remained silent in the freeze of the gratian from the american israeli the coalition and its allies and their crimes for more than two thousand two hundred and twenty days ago and coming out of saudi arabia denies carrying out any airstrikes in the area at the time instead blaming the attack on who is he rebels riyadh's coalition has been at war with them since march of two thousand and fifteen when saudi arabia sided with the government and joined the civil war since that intervention the u.n. says yemen has become the world's worst humanitarian crisis despite that saudi arabia and the u.s. have enjoyed a wide military cooperation both under the trump and and obama. stray sions washington has been providing riyadh with billions of dollars wo

to turn down its support for the saudi led coalition. well it shouldn't be surprised that at this point in the conflict both the u.k. and the u.s. are beginning to have some serious concerns that they're actually airing publicly in a slightly new way of course speaking privately to the saudis and the iraqis for some time these concerns have been expressed course these are strong allies in the gulf and in the west with each other and across these regions and they have been for years and of course the u.k. and the u.s. support their intelligence logistics weapons and things have been in place for some time but what the u.s. and the u.k. can no longer continue to support is the ongoing full of civilian deaths and human rights violations which of course is happening on both sides but i think what we're hearing from secretary madness and from the u.k. as well is that the modest unconditional support for this at least publicly is now changed to modest conditional support for the time the. u.s. military drills look set to resume on the korean p

the coalition says its actions were legitimate.t could become the sixth branch of the us military. it is hoped the force will be up and running by 2020, but the plan still needs approvalfrom congress. moscow has vowed to retaliate after the us announced a new round of sanctions. the state department and cia concluded on wednesday that russia was behind the nerve agent attack on former spy sergei

led coalition attacked a bus carrying more than thirty students who were on a summer school trip to the city there's no exact number of the dead people the hospital has received many many wounded with a lot of serious injuries this boy refuses to harvey's introduced to his brothers were with him on the bus and i don't know no i mean my brothers everyone get help until i see my brothers. the strike happened during morning rush hour in the busy market. a huge crater lies in the middle of the ruled the exact support where the missile fill the mungo wreckage of the school bus the children were traveling in now trapped under the destroyed market buildings lining materials belonging to the children us through not around even remind us of the talk and the friends that struggle to live the seen by those lucky enough to escape on out in a statement the sodium erotic coalition save its aspects inside the aimed at missile launches used to attack an industrial city in southern so debbie on wednesday. the statement for the accused the fighters of using children as human shields there are increas

are the two coalition are the coalition partners on the same page about anything well when it comes to social issues like pensions this is the first time really since the coalition was formed back in the spring that they've really had a chance to really get down to the social issues that germans are really interested in right now and of course between the conservatives and social democrats these are always the issues what is the biggest points of contention and of course it's also worth remembering it took a very very long time to form this coalition in the first place and it was very logic aside from migration it was largely social issues which took the social democrats in the conservatives so long to get together so this was never going to really be happy families are ideally political correspondent kate brady many thanks indeed for breaking it down for us. doesn't bob way now where the president has been officially an auger rated has called on the country to unite this comes just a day after a court upheld emerson and god was narrow election victory the result had been disputed by t

in the uki has been backing the saudi led coalition the panel also criticized the hooty site in what was a strongly worded report they need to send investigators into yemen and would have been welcomed by the whole of the many many time so when they have a good evidence then they can bring anyone to justice either for all and solidarity movement or from the led coalition. war in yemen erupted in march twenty fifteen saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and leading a western backed coalition trying to restore the internationally recognized government of exile gave any president mansour hadi who was forced out of the capital sanaa by really impact the fighters it's the second report in twenty four hours criticizing the saudi led coalition on monday human rights watch claim it it fielded to adequately investigate reports of human rights abuses and too often whitewash the results responding to the panel's findings the yes' minister of state for foreign affairs tweeted we should review and respond to the un experts report published today adding the coolish and is fulfilling a truly r

democrats have always had a messier coalition. in part because of that, democrats have to build a bigger tent of broad ideologies in order to have a winning coalition am a because the base is broader paid with republicans, they are good at falling in line. even ones who questioned donald trump a forehand are standing behind him. i do not think that is necessarily what you would have if you had a party takeover like you have seen on the republican side on the left. there is always a more complicated quilt we need to make on the democratic party to bring everyone together. i think folks are really united right now around one thing -- and that is beating donald trump. that is a very unifying message an idea throughout the democratic coalition. i think there will be a lot more conversations between now and 2020 about the best way to do that, but boy are we united on that goal. host: if the democrats take the house, what do you think about the leadership structure? are there changes needed? guest: the house has always been a very good

and additional coalition forces are working to enable the fifty thousand syrian democratic forces in clearing the remainder of isis in euphrates river valley and it stabilizing those areas that have been cleared of isis in iraq the priority is supporting iraqi security forces to ensure that the success they have had against isis is enduring. in the european command we're enhancing our alliances in deterring russian aggression through enhanced forward presence in other force posture initiatives we also have a robust exercise and training program enabled by the european defense initiative this year we've conducted thirteen joint exercises in europe in addition to a wide range of service pacific training in engagement in africa manned proximately seventy two hundred u.s. forces are supporting thousands more african military partners in providing for their own security and conducting counterterrorist operations against isis and al qaeda affiliates our efforts include developing security forces in somalia countering isis in libya and supporting partners in this so how and lake chad region

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also in the program thousands of yemenis protest in the capital against an alleged saudi led coalition assault on the main port city in which. national geographic admits it went too far with a caption on a photo of a dying. blame climate change the photographers say it wasin the message they wanted to get across enough the story. just eight o'clock in the evening here in moscow this friday august third welcome to our to international in and only a russian mole inside the u.s. embassy in moscow stuff britain's guardian newspaper has been reveling in its scoop but all it's not how it seems down off explains everybody loves the spy drama mystery suspense and the russian. my name is evelyn. this guardian story had every ingredient for a thriller recipe the u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name is one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted a mall the russian spy had been working under texted in

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our top stories: the saudi—led coalition says it will investigate an airstrike which killed 29 childrenn yemen. the un demands it be "credible." in romania, tens of thousands attend anti—government rallies. more than 200 people are injured. nasa is just hours away from launching a probe to the sun. it'll get seven times closer than any spacecraft before it. an immigration reprieve for a 9—year—old chess prodigy. we meet the boy whose talents mean his family can stay in the uk. man charged with arson in california after a raging wildfire forces thousands of people from their homes. the un security council has called for a "credible" investigation into an airstrike on a bus in yemen that killed at least 29 schoolchildren. earlier, the saudi—led coalition — which carried out the attack on thursday — said it would investigate what it called "collateral damage". aaron safir reports. you may find some of the images distressing. preparing to bury the dead. nearly 10,000 people have died in more than three years of war in yemen, but thursday's attack stands out. children, apparently on their wa

calls for action after evidence suggests the bonds used by the saudi led coalition that killed forty children and yemen as american made. thousands wait to be rescued across india's carola states after the worst floods in a century and more rain is forecast. and still standing the haitian statues which tell the story of the revolutionary island and all the troubles it's weathered. former united nations secretary general kofi annan has died at the age of eighty born in ghana on rose through the ranks of the organization to service leader for two terms during that time he championed efforts to end conflicts across africa asia and the middle east and even aren't a nobel peace prize along with the u.n. in two thousand and one but he was criticized for failing to stop there wanted genocide and they tear for a corruption scandal involving his son our diplomatic editor james space takes a look at his life. a towering figure on the global stage bringing the peace bell of the united nations a man who did so much in the cause of global peace. the u.n. secretary general for ten years a nobel pe

our top stories: an airstrike by the saudi—led coalition in yemen hits a school bus, killing and injuringens of children. vice president pence unveils plans for a new space force, a sixth branch of the us military. heavy floods force the evacuation of more than 1000 people in southern france. one man is missing after being swept away. a killer whale captures the world's attention in a terrible way. for 16 days, she's been carrying her dead calf on her back. we learn more about the threat to the species. hello to you. the red cross says one of its hospitals has received the bodies of 29 children, killed in an airstrike on a school bus in a rebel—held area of northern yemen. 30 other children are among scores of people injured. the saudi—led coalition has defended the attack in saada, saying it was a "legitimate military action" aimed at a missile launcher. for more than three years, yemen has been divided by a ferocious civil war. but this is also a proxy war. on one side is the internationally recognised government, led by president mansour hadi — backed by a saudi—led arab coalition, sup

well it's not the first time this month of saudi led coalition of hit residential areas a week ago an air raid on who died a seaport the main transit point for you humanitarian aid to yemen could claim the lives of fifty five civilians and one hundred seventy wounded in that strike humanitarian groups of urge the coalition to protect the civilian population as well as medical staff and facilities which have repeatedly been hit by raids die of the red cross in san are told is just a few minutes ago that the humanitarian situation in yemen is appalling. we have received twenty nine identified dead bodies of children up to fourteen years old and forty forty eight injured among them thirty children but for the over to our top. this needs to be referred to the ministry of health and population of yemen humanitarian situation and the country is catastrophic it's a population that has been brought to the brink of collapse the whole system is decimate to the movement of population is growing because of all the. conflicts and hostilities going on so really do things that. more hostilities and