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The long-running conflict in Yemen has intensified, with an air strike on a prison killing more than 100 people and wounding three children in another bombing. Foreign news agency 'AFP' Houthi rebels have released a gruesome video showing mutilated bodies buried in rubble after an attack on a prison, in which the prison building in the northern center of Saada completely collapsed Done.   PRAY FOR YEMEN 🙏 #YemenUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/orCmPgM0MI — Hasnain Ali Achoali (@HasnainAchoali) January 22, 2022 An organization called Safe the Children says an airstrike on a Saudi coalition forces' telecommunications facility in the southern coastal town of Hodeidah has killed three children, children were playing near the building, and the Internet is down across Yemen. IS attacks in Syria and Iraq Save the Children says the children were allegedly playing in a football field near the building when the attack took place. The attacks come as Houthi rebels enter a new phase of t

The U.S. military says an airstrike in Syria in 2019 killed dozens of people. The United States has said it attacked the so-called Islamic State militant group, which killed 80 people. The United States has said it has identified 16 of the dead as militants and four as civilians. Authorities have not been able to determine the identities of the more than 60 people, but a spokesman told the BBC it was "very possible" that more civilians had been killed in the attack. According to the New York Times, the attacks were never independently investigated and the newspaper's report accused the US military of covering up the incident. The US airstrikes took place on March 18, 2019, in the eastern Syrian town of Waqe Baghdaz, the last stronghold of the Islamic State. According to the New York Times, the American plane dropped three bombs, although according to the footage obtained from the drone, a large number of civilians were present at the place where the bombs were being dropp

The New York Times has revealed that the US military has concealed the facts of two airstrikes in the war-torn country of Syria in which 64 people, including women and children, were killed. According to the foreign news agency 'Reuters', the air strikes were carried out in 2019 to justify the action against ISIS. According to the New York Times, US airstrikes could potentially be considered a war crime. According to the report, two air strikes near the town of Baghoz were ordered by an undercover US special operations unit tasked with ground operations in Syria. The New York Times reported that the US Central Command, which oversees US air operations in Syria, acknowledged for the first time this week that the attacks were justified. The Central Command said in a statement to the newspaper that 80 people were killed in the attacks, including 16 ISIS fighters and four civilians. He said it was unclear whether the other 60 were civilians, partly because women and children could

The  Arab League has claimed responsibility for airstrikes in the Yemeni city of Marb, killing more than 160 Houthi rebels. According to Al Jazeera, a statement issued by the Arab League said that the Houthi militia had suffered heavy casualties and financial losses in the air strikes in the suburbs of Al-Abdiyah district and the city of Marab in Yemen. The attacks killed 165 insurgents and destroyed 41 vehicles. Read also:  European Union Countries Register 40% More Asylum Applications   The statement added that the Houthi militia was trying to terrorize civilians and prevent them from providing medical assistance in al-Abdiyah. On the other hand, according to the Saudi news agency, in the last 24 hours, 32 airstrikes were carried out on Al-Abdiya and the northern city of Marab to stop the advance of the insurgents, as a result of which more than 160 insurgents and 11 military vehicles were destroyed. There were no immediate reports of injuries or severe damage. The Arab League says m