The airstrikes by Saudi fighter jets on Yemen continue. In the latest round of these attacks, 11 incidents have been recorded in different areas of Yemen. The jets inflicted significant damage by conducting seven strikes on the Harf Sufyan area located in Amran province, which is 47 kilometers from Sana'a.
Impact of the Attacks on the Lives of the People of Yemen
Saudi warplanes also targeted a security headquarters in the city of Al-Mokha in Taiz province on four occasions. These attacks have not only damaged infrastructure but have also affected the daily lives of the people. Yemeni citizens live in fear and anxiety about an uncertain future, facing new dangers every day.
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Statement from the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Meanwhile, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly criticized the continuation of Saudi aggression in a statement, emphasizing that these actions only lead to further accumulation of damages and push the country towards greater instability. The ministry also reminded that the military aggression against Yemen began on March 26, 2015, and during this time, numerous crimes including war crimes and genocide against humanity have occurred.
The statement from the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs reads: "The longer Saudi aggression against Yemen continues, the higher the costs of compensation and reparations will be." This reflects Yemen's firm determination to continue its resistance and decisive struggle. Yemenis are determined to stand against these aggressions and shape their country's future themselves.
In conclusion, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the deception of the Saudi regime by certain regional parties is merely a ploy to exploit and entrap Yemen in further crises.
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