Cdude
7 juni 2010, 12:20
Amnesty has released images taken after the raid that it says show remnants of a US-made Tomahawk cruise missile.
Cluster bombs were also apparently used in the attack, which Amnesty described as "grossly irresponsible".
The US has said its troops gave support for the raid, in Abyan province.
But Yemeni officials have denied any US involvement.
"A military strike of this kind against alleged militants without an attempt to detain them is at the very least unlawful," said Amnesty's Philip Luther.
"The fact that so many of the victims were actually women and children indicates that the attack was in fact grossly irresponsible, particularly given the likely use of cluster munitions."
Unnamed US officials have said that elite US troops provided essential support, contradicting Yemeni government claims that it was entirely their operation, says the BBC's Sebastian Usher.http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/middle_east/10251954.stmStrak weer komen bleiten als er een paar gebouwen worden opgeblazen
Cluster bombs were also apparently used in the attack, which Amnesty described as "grossly irresponsible".
The US has said its troops gave support for the raid, in Abyan province.
But Yemeni officials have denied any US involvement.
"A military strike of this kind against alleged militants without an attempt to detain them is at the very least unlawful," said Amnesty's Philip Luther.
"The fact that so many of the victims were actually women and children indicates that the attack was in fact grossly irresponsible, particularly given the likely use of cluster munitions."
Unnamed US officials have said that elite US troops provided essential support, contradicting Yemeni government claims that it was entirely their operation, says the BBC's Sebastian Usher.http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/middle_east/10251954.stmStrak weer komen bleiten als er een paar gebouwen worden opgeblazen