Saudi strikes kill 40 civilians in north Yemen
Mohammed al-Attab
Press TV, Sana'a
There is no end in sight to Saudi war crimes against the Yemeni civilians. Nearly 300 days into the start of its devastating war on its neighbor, Saudi warplanes have killed over 40 people, most of them medics, employees of an oil facility and media staff. The carnage has drawn angry reactions.
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