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‘Random shooting at anything that moved’: New questions about U.S. raid in Yemen

by maggie michaelahmed al-haj

February 15, 2017 - Updated on February 16, 2017

in USA, World

Reading Time: 1 min read

‘Random shooting at anything that moved’: New questions about U.S. raid in Yemen

The main figure killed in last month’s U.S. raid in Yemen targeting al-Qaeda was a tribal leader who was allied to the country’s U.S.- and Saudi-backed president and had been enlisted to fight Yemen’s Shia rebels, according to military officials,

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