Inhumane arms
Inhumane arms on a warm August morning in 2018, Saudi warplanes swooped on a school bus which was gently coasting along a nondescript road in Yemens north-western Sa'ada province.
The bus took a direct hit and was blasted apart by the Saudi bombs. The aftermath was predictably horrific as childrens burning bodies were strewn on the road, the latest testament to Saudi war crimes in Yemen. At least 40 children were killed in that attack, marking yet another Saudi atrocity in the nearly five year long war on Yemen.
The atrocity of August 09, 2018 was not only a damning indictment of relentless Saudi aggression but was also indicative of the callous nature of the governments that supply arms and weapons systems to the Saudi regime, despite the mounting evidence of war crimes.
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