Saudi-led coalition probably used cluster bombs in Yemen

RIYADH - The Saudi-led coalition carrying out air strikes in Yemen has probably used cluster bombs which are banned by most countries, the international monitoring group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Sunday.
The coalition includes eight other Arab states and is receiving logistical support from the United States, Britain and France. It has been bombing Yemen@@@s Houthi militia and allied army units for a month in an effort to restore the government.
"Credible evidence indicates that the Saudi-led coalition used banned cluster munitions supplied by the United States in air strikes against Houthi forces," Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a statement. It said it had not been able to obtain information on possible casualties from the attacks.
Saudi Arabia@@@s coalition spokesman was not immediately available to comment on the report.
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