Yemeni children victims of Saudi Arabia's internationally-banned cluster bombs
Saudi warplanes have dropped internationally-banned cluster bombs on Yemen’s Ta’izz province, killing a man and wounding several others, including children. Saudi Arabia has already used cluster bombs across the war-torn country on multiple occasions despite a global outcry against the use of such internationally-banned munitions. More than 13,000 people have been killed since Riyadh waged its war on Yemen in early 2015.
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