unite nations saudi arabia friday reject unite nations report blame saudi-led military coalition kill injure 683 children yemen attack dozens school hospitals inaccurate mislead exercise maximum degree care precaution avoid civilian harm saudi u.n. ambassador abdallah al-mouallimi tell reporters unite nations report submit u.n. security council thursday u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres blacklist saudi-led coalition 2016 action even say take action improve child protection kingdom saudi arabia coalition reaffirm take important measure protect civilians military operations end suffer yemeni people minimize humanitarian cost mouallimi say reject inaccurate mislead information figure contain report express strong reservation respect information say coalition briefly add u.n. blacklist last year remove then-secretary-general ban ki-moon pending review time ban accuse saudi arabia exert unacceptable undue pressure source tell reuters riyadh threaten cut u.n. fund saudi arabia deny effort dampen controversy surround report blacklist year split two categories one list party put place measure protect children include saudi-led military coalition include party report subject list u.n. action rather sham party conflict hope push implement measure protect children yemen devastate two years civil war president abd-rabu mansour hadi government back saudi-led coalition fight drive houthis cities seize 2014 2015 10,000 people kill conflict ruin economy push millions brink famine mouallimi blame iran-allied houthi rebel force loyal yemen ex-president ali abdullah saleh put civilians risk include use children human shield u.n. blacklist also name houthi rebel group yemen government force pro-government militia al qaeda arabian peninsula violations children 2016. saudi arabia say u.n. report yemen 'inaccurate mislead