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Coalition Recognizes the Deliberate Bombing of its Own Mercenary Prisoners held in Sana’a

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YemenExtra

M.A.

A Spokesman of Joint Accident Assessment Team in Yemen, formed by the US-backed Saudi-led Coalition to investigate the crimes committed by the coalition against the Yemeni people, Mansour al-Mansour, confirmed that the Saudi-led coalition deliberately bombarded the prisoners who were once its own mercenaries in the military police prison in Sana’a on December 13, 2017.

Al-Mansour claimed in a press conference in Riyadh on Tuesday that Ansar Allah used 231 prisoners of mercenaries as human shields and that the team is still gathering information about the crime. Mansour said the observers considered it as an explicit declaration of targeting the mercenary prisoners deliberately.

The National Committee for Prisoners’ Affairs affirmed in several statements that the Saudi-UAE-led coalition had previously known of the presence of the mercenary prisoners within this location of the prison before putting it to the ground.

The spokesman of the aforementioned team denied several crimes that the coalition has been strongly accused of in a number of Yemeni provinces, including Taiz, Ibb, and Saada.

The spokesman noted that the bombing of the ice factory in Hodeidah and killing the workers was legitimate, saying: the coalition is still in compensation victims of strikes described wrong targets. He then continued by saying that the coalition has monitored the voluntary assistance to all those affected by these strikes in the framework of justice for victims from the Saudi-UAE air raids that were sold by mainly the US and the UK.