Yemen's rebel PM accuses UK of war crimes with Saudi arms sales - PART 2 OF 3

The video discusses the discovery of a British missile nosecone in Yemen and allegations of British cluster bombs being used in the region. It highlights the challenges faced by bomb disposal teams and features accusations from Huthi rebels against Britain for war crimes. The discussion extends to Britain's involvement in the conflict and the implications of these actions.

What was discovered that indicated British involvement in the Yemen conflict?

• A British-made aircraft

• A British-made naval ship

• A British-made tank

• A British-made missile nosecone

What did Britain agree to six years ago regarding cluster bombs?

• To sell them to allies

• To ban them and stop their use by anyone else

• To use them only in emergencies

• To increase their production

What challenge do bomb disposal teams face in Yemen?

• Lack of equipment

• Inability to keep pace with the air onslaught

• Insufficient training

• Poor communication

What did the Huthi rebels accuse Britain of?

• Providing humanitarian aid

• Engaging in peace talks

• Committing war crimes

• Supplying food and water

What type of bombs were reportedly sold by Britain to Saudi Arabia?

• Nuclear bombs

• Chemical bombs

• Biological bombs

• Cluster bombs