Images of missile and cluster munitions point to US role in fatal attack in Yemen

Monday 7 June 2010 Amnesty International has released images of a US-manufactured cruise missile that carried cluster munitions, apparently taken following an attack on an alleged al-Qa’ida training camp in Yemen that killed 41 local residents. Amnesty International has released images of a US-manufactured cruise missile that carried cluster munitions, apparently taken following an attack on an alleged al-Qa’ida training camp in Yemen that killed 41 local residents, including 14 women and 21 children.The 17 December 2009 attack on the community of al-Ma'jalah in the Abyan area in the…

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