Bomb in Yemen school bus strike was US-supplied

> The first report said that they were on a field trip to celebrate the kids graduation from the sixth grade or something, and that the driver had stopped at a market for a drink. The first report I posted said this: > Save the Children, quoting its staff on the ground, said the children were on a bus heading back to school from a picnic at the time of the attack when the driver stopped to get a drink at the market in Dahyan, in Sa’ada governorate. Which is basically consistent. > "People were screaming out the names of their children." This is just a recollection from one witness. As the driver stopped at a market, it is possible that parents of the children were there. Granted this is emotive fluf - it is CNN after all. > The American provided bombs are targeting all the open air green spaces that are healthy for excited innocent children, but sparing the martyr's shrines and mosques. I think the report you quoted was saying that the shrines/graveyards/mosques are the only green spaces left. So in this instance the American bombs aren't targeting green spaces, apparently they're targeting buses full of kids at local markets. By the way, I've found other news reports explicitly claiming that the bomb actually hit the bus, rather than it being collateral damage from the bombing of the market (which really isn't much better). So it looks like the bus was intentionally targeted, or some major blunder was made.