Air strikes by a Saudi-led Arab coalition on the **rthern Yemeni city of Saada, a Houthi rebel stronghold, have killed dozens of civilians and wrecked homes and markets, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday. Coalition forces have been bombing Houthi-held areas since March in support of the exiled government, which was driven from power in March by Houthi fighters who have since taken over much of the country. Human Rights Watch said it had documented a dozen airstrikes on Saada that destroyed or damaged civilian homes, five markets, a school, and a petrol station although there was ** evidence they were being used for military purposes.
07-01-2015, 06:24 AM
Rights group says Arab bombings killed dozens of Yemeni civilians
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