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Saudi led coalition kill more children in Yemen.


Saudi-led Airstrike Killed at Least 22 Yemeni Children



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The Saudi Arabian government seems to have implemented a new policy for their coalition forces involved in the Yemen civil war. Simply put, they seem to believe that if they kill enough Yemeni children, there will be no adults around to resist their brutally barbaric and inhuman regime and its aggressive intervention in other countries. This is the second attack on children in two weeks in a civil war which had already killed thousands of civilians in the Saudi led coalition airstrikes over the past three years. The munitions used against these civilians is predominantly supplied by the United Kingdom and the United States as Saudi Arabia is a close ally in the war against terrorism. Hypocrisy in its most crass form.

How long will it be before criticism of the Saudi Arabian government is silenced in the same way as criticism of the government of Israeli is similarly banned?



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