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US, Germany involved in training Saudi forces accused of carnage at Yemen border: Report - Vimarsana News

US, Germany involved in training Saudi forces accused of carnage at Yemen border: Report

American and German military advisors have reportedly trained Saudi soldiers accused of carrying out “deliberate mass killings” on the border with Yemen.

Source: presstv.ir
U.S. Knew About Migrant Killings by Saudi Forces Earlier Than Previously Disclosed - Vimarsana News

U.S. Knew About Migrant Killings by Saudi Forces Earlier Than Previously Disclosed

The State Department says diplomats in Riyadh learned of the atrocities from research groups last summer, contradicting an earlier statement that the United States was not aware until December.

US and Germany 'trained' Saudi forces accused of Yemen border massacre: Report - Vimarsana News

US and Germany 'trained' Saudi forces accused of Yemen border massacre: Report

UN is investigating the killing of hundreds of migrants in what rights groups say is a 'systemic' pattern of attacks

US Army Possibly Trained Saudi Forces That Allegedly Killed Hundreds Of Unarmed Migrants - Vimarsana News

US Army Possibly Trained Saudi Forces That Allegedly Killed Hundreds Of Unarmed Migrants

The U.S. Army may have helped train Saudi Arabian forces that likely killed hundreds of unarmed migrants attempting to cross the country's borders.

US presses Saudi Arabia on reported migrant massacres - Vimarsana News

US presses Saudi Arabia on reported migrant massacres

The United States has voiced public concern about the reports of violence against civilians, which circulated among diplomats and U.N. officials for more than a year before being thrust into wider public view, and called for a Saudi investigation.