Sa'ada:The Ain Humanitarian Center for Rights and Development has condemned attacks by Saudi forces on civilians in the Sa'ada and Taiz governorates. These assaults, which included artillery shelling, gunfire, and airstrikes targeting residential areas, resulted in the deaths and injuries of several individuals, among them women and African migrants.
According to Yemen News Agency, Saudi artillery shelling in the Shada border district of Sa'ada killed two civilians and wounded two more. Additionally, gunfire in the border districts of Munabbih, Baqim, and Qatabir injured four people, including two African migrants.
In Taiz, a Saudi airstrike on the Bani Omar area in the Al-Shamayatayn district resulted in the death of a woman and injuries to four others. Shelling by Saudi-backed forces also hit a home in the Al-Ram Al-A'la area of Haifan district, killing a civilian and injuring his wife.
The Ain Center described these incidents as violations of international humanitarian law and civilian protection rules, attributing responsibility for the casualties and material damage to the Saudi regime. The center has urged the United Nations and international human rights organizations to condemn the attacks, protect civilians and migrants, and ensure accountability for those responsible.
The center emphasized the importance of serious international action to protect civilians, demand accountability for perpetrators, and uphold the right to life.
