Migrants' dreams buried under rubble after deadly strike on Yemen centre

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A U.S. military strike on a migrant detention center in the north of Yemen has killed at least 68 people, largely migrants from African nations, bringing the death toll from U.S. attacks on the country to over 250 since mid-March. Middle East researcher Helen Lackner says the number of deaths is likely twice the officially recorded number, as the United States has now conducted more than 1,000 strikes on Yemen “on an absolutely nightly basis.” La

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Migrants' dreams buried under rubble after deadly strike on Yemen centre

Africans in search of a better future became the latest casualties of Yemen's decade-long conflict after a deadly strike blamed on the United States hit a migrant detention centre, killing dozens of people.

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Africa African migrants killed in American strike on Yemen  Officials from the Houthi-run media in Yemen said at least 68 African migrants were killed by a US air strike on a detention center. Reports suggest that another 47 migrants were injured, most of them critically. The United States has yet to comment on the incident. The detention center was holding around 115 people at the time of the attack.  Namibian minister accused of rape  Mac-Albe…

At least 68 victims, coming from Africa, were killed in the US air raid that hit a detention center on April 27. Since mid-March, American fighters - with the support of London - have targeted at least a thousand targets. Activist groups report at least 400 civilians killed. Pope Francis is among the few voices to denounce the drama of migration in the region.

The deadly attack on the asylum facility in Yemen is also a source of income for the Ansarollah. Hundreds of thousands of war and crisis regions pass through the country towards the Gulf states.