Nearly 400 civilians killed, wounded in U.S. strikes on Yemen last year


U.S. forces last year killed 153 civilians and wounded nearly 250 others in three attacks targeting suspected militants in Yemen, a Pentagon review found, marking the Trump administration’s first public acknowledgment since taking office that the military caused significant harm to noncombatants in any conflict.



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