The Sanaa government issued a statement assuring the residents of the city of Taiz that the attacks by Yemen's armed forces are only aimed at the Saudi enemy and that there will be no threat to their lives and property. These statements were made in response to the concerns of the residents of this city and its surrounding areas, clearly indicating that the Yemeni government is trying to calm public opinion and prevent unnecessary worries.
Further Explanations About the Attacks and Their Targets
The spokesperson for the Sanaa government emphasized that Yemen's armed forces carry out these attacks in self-defense and to counter the hostile actions of the Saudis. He clarified that the main target of these attacks is the Saudi enemy, and no harm will come to civilian residents. These statements come especially at a time when conflicts in Yemen continue, and the residents of these areas are suffering from its consequences.
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Response to the Concerns of Taiz Residents
Given the concerns of the residents of Taiz, especially regarding the potential harm from the attacks, the Sanaa government has attempted to restore calm to the region by sending reassuring messages. The residents of Taiz, particularly in recent years, have been under severe pressure from war and conflicts, and any news of increased attacks can exacerbate their anxiety and worries.
In this regard, the Yemeni government has announced that all necessary measures have been taken to protect civilians and prevent any harm to them. It was also emphasized that Yemen's armed forces are very cautious in selecting their targets and always strive to avoid harming ordinary citizens.
Ultimately, this statement can be seen as part of the Sanaa government's efforts to demonstrate its will to defend Yemen's national sovereignty and emphasize the protection of civilian lives against external threats. In this context, it is expected that the international community will pay more attention to the humanitarian situation in Yemen and prevent any violence against civilians.
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