Yemen Human Rights Council condemns Saada border crimes

The National Committee of Human Rights in Yemen condemned the crimes committed by the Saudi regime in the border villages of Saada Province, describing them as full-fledged war crimes. The statement clarified that the Saudi aggression targeted multiple areas, including Mahala, Al-Qahr - Hattab, and Al-Jabana in Razh. It resulted in civilian injuries and the deaths of African migrants, as well as the destruction of property and the frightening of residents. The committee emphasized that these operations are not random incidents but a systematic policy targeting Yemenis, stemming from the Saudi failure in the Western Coast offensive. It also held Saudi Arabia legally and criminally responsible under international law. Furthermore, it called on the United Nations and human rights organizations to condemn these crimes, affirming that the blood of the people of Saada will not fade with time.

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