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JIAT finds coalition hit Houthi vehicle in Yemen in 2018

JIAT finds coalition hit Houthi vehicle in Yemen in 2018

  • Joint Incidents Assessment Team said one guided bomb hit a legitimate military target
  • Investigation came after allegations the vehicle contained civilians and firewood
By Arab News ·
Special JIAT investigation clears coalition forces of aerial targeting in Yemen

JIAT investigation clears coalition forces of aerial targeting in Yemen

By Lama Alhamawi ·

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