Western nations tied to abuses in Yemen

Britain, France, Iran and the U.S. may be complicit in potential war crimes in Yemen by providing weapons and logistical support to forces committing abuses.

By Arete News - September 3, 2019

Militia fighters in Yemen (AN/Rod Waddington)

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