Actualité

Houthi attacks on Saudi airports raise question of war crimes, UN rights chief tells Arab News

SourceArab News
Publié le28 octobre 2026 à 23:54
ThèmesInfrastructures, Sécurité & risques
SecteurLogistique
Zone géographiqueArabie saoudite

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Attacks by the Yemen-based Houthis on airports and other civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia raise the question of possible war crimes, the UN’s top human rights official told Arab News, as he also condemned the detention of dozens of UN staff in Yemen by…

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Houthi attacks on Saudi airports raise question of war crimes, UN rights chief tells Arab News

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