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Joint Incident Assessment Team is committed to transparency and impartiality

Wed, 2019-05-22 22:35

RIYADH: The Joint Accident Assessment Team (JIAT) in Yemen is committed to transparency and impartiality, the spokesperson said on Wednesday.
Speaking at a press conference in Riyadh, Mansour Al-Mansour said the investigation into the fishing boats that the Arab coalition targeted in 2017 and the boats that were bombed in Yemen's Al-Bawdi showed that they were loaded with weapons for the Iran-backed Houthi militia.
He also said the Arab coalition bombed weapons stores belonging to the Houthi militia in Bani Hashish in the capital Sanaa.

Arab News

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