Villagers Say Yemeni Child Was Shot as He Tried to Flee Navy SEAL Raid
Eyewitnesses said that five innocent people were killed and homes and livestock were destroyed when U.S. forces attacked alleged Al Qaeda militants this week.
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Eyewitnesses said that five innocent people were killed and homes and livestock were destroyed when U.S. forces attacked alleged Al Qaeda militants this week.
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