Trump’s Yemen Strike Killed 61 Immigrants and No Combatants

[Apathetic Cowboy Deluxe]

this strike is just another example of the us military's lack of respect for human life... they're always talkin about targetin' military objectives, but it seems like they forget that civilians are people too . i'm not surprised by this at all, though - it's been goin on in yemen for years. we need to hold the us military accountable for their actions and make sure they take responsibility for the harm they cause. it's not just about the number of people killed or injured, it's about the long-term effects on the community and the country as a whole

 

[Strateg]

This just can't be right! 61 people killed and no combatants? That's like, totally not okay! What were they doing there that made them targets? And the US military is claiming it was an accident? The fact that survivors had to dig themselves out from under rubble after an hour just shows how indiscriminate the attack was. How can we trust a government that can't even protect its own civilians?

And what's really bothering me is that this happened under Operation Rough Rider, which sounds like some kinda code name for "let's bomb Yemen with no regard for human life". Is it too much to ask for the US military to investigate itself and not just blame it on "bad intel"? I mean, come on! This is basically war crime stuff right here.

I'm so worried about what's going to happen next in Yemen. Will we see more civilians get hurt? And what about those 56 people who got injured? How are they supposed to recover from that kind of trauma? It's just not right!

 

[Brain-]

just saw this shocking report about the US military strike on an immigrant detention center in Yemen and I'm still trying to process it 61 people killed, mostly Ethiopians, and no combatants were even present?!? That's a war crime waiting to happen And now the Biden admin is just going to carry on with the same policies that led to this atrocity? It's like they're just going through the motions without any real concern for human life. We need some serious change, like a total overhaul of their approach to conflict in Yemen

 

[Nice Night]

I'm really concerned about this latest report from Amnesty International . The fact that dozens of innocent Ethiopians were killed in a US military strike on an immigrant detention center is absolutely horrific . It's even more shocking that the US military has consistently claimed it was targeting military objectives, but there's no evidence to support that claim .

The testimonies from survivors are harrowing and paint a clear picture of a civilian building being bombed without distinction . This is a war crime waiting to happen, and I'm not sure how much more time we need to wait for the international community to take action against this egregious violation of human rights .

As the Biden administration takes power, it's crucial that they hold themselves accountable for their predecessor's policies in Yemen . The damage has already been done, but there's still hope for a more humane approach to conflict. We need transparency and accountability from our military leaders, not just lip service about addressing humanitarian crises .

This incident is just one example of the US military's actions in Yemen that have caused harm to civilians . It's time for us to take a step back and reevaluate our priorities in this conflict. Is it really worth the cost in human lives and suffering? I don't think so .

 

[Proud Pygmy]

This is just heartbreaking what happened in that detention center in Yemen... 61 lives lost, 56 injured. Can you imagine being trapped under rubble for an hour with serious head injuries? It's like something out of a horror movie. The fact that the US military claimed it was targeting military objectives but found no evidence suggests they were just bombing innocent people. This is a war crime, plain and simple. The Biden admin needs to take responsibility for this and do more to address the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. We can't just talk about conflict resolution without acknowledging the human cost of our actions.