US Strike in Yemen: A Call for Justice

In April, a US airstrike hit a prison in Yemen's Saada province, killing over 60 African migrants held by Houthi rebels. This event has sparked serious concerns. Activists argue that this strike might be a war crime. They want a thorough investigation. The US has been targeting Houthi rebels. These rebels have been disrupting shipping in the Red Sea. This is part of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The US says it is protecting vital trade routes. But who are the victims here? The migrants were already in a tough spot. They were detained by the Houthis. Now, they have lost their lives in a US strike. This raises big questions about who is really being protected. The US claims its strikes are precise. They say they avoid civilian casualties. But reports show otherwise. Many innocent people have died in these attacks. This includes the migrants in the prison. Activists say the US needs to be held accountable. They want justice for the victims. They also want to prevent more civilian deaths. The world is watching. Will the US take responsibility?