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Arab Coalition compensates 113 civilian victims of airstrikes

[21/06/2019 01:53]

RIYADH-SABA
The Arab Coalition backing Yemen's government against the Houthi rebel militia has unveiled that it had compensated a group of civilian victims of accidental airstrikes.

In a statement, the Coalition's command said it compensated 113 victims of six accidental air raids at an amount of 2,593,000 Saudi Riyals.

The statement indicated that the financial amount was distributed in coordination with the Yemeni government through a joint committee.

The Coalition's command renewed its compliance with the rules of engagement and the covenants of the international humanitarian law.