Saudi-Led Coalition Denies Targeting Yemen School in Deadly Air Strike
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by News Editor
The Saudi-led coalition on Sunday denied targeting a Yemeni school in air strikes that killed 10 children, instead saying it bombed a camp at which Iran-backed rebels train underage soldiers.
Doctors Without Borders, a Paris-based relief agency also known as MSF, said the children were killed Saturday in coalition air raids on a school in Haydan, a town in rebel-held Saada province.
The coalition of Arab states has been battling the Huthi rebels since 2015 when the insurgents seized Sanaa before expanding to other parts of the country.
Read full story at the Daily Mail.
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