US 'May be War Crime' Hits Yemen Prison, Again
The New Arab reports that a US strike in April hit a prison in Yemen, killing scores of African migrants. Amnesty now calls for a war crimes investigation. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a grim pattern in a conflict Washington has fueled for years. Remember, the US has provided billions in weapons to the Saudi-led coalition, enabling their brutal campaign that has repeatedly targeted
civilian infrastructure and led to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. The UN has consistently warned about starvation, while US arms sales continued. It's almost as if the definition of 'war crime' shifts depending on who's pulling the trigger. The media often frames these as isolated 'errors,' conveniently omitting the decades of US military intervention and arms deals that make such
'errors' statistically inevitable. How many 'may be war crimes' constitute an undeniable one?