Sana'a:The Entissaf Organization for Women and Children's Rights has issued a strong condemnation of the recent attack on the Al-Mufazir domestic gas station and the Oil Company building in Sana'a. The incident, attributed to Saudi forces, resulted in the death and injury of 10 civilians and caused extensive damage to both public and private properties, which the organization claims is a clear violation of international humanitarian law.
According to Yemen News Agency, the organization highlighted that this attack is part of a continuous 12-year series of assaults on civilians, their facilities, and infrastructure in Yemen. These actions have reportedly led to severe humanitarian, social, and economic consequences, exacerbating the suffering of families and undermining the foundations of life, security, and stability in the region.
The Entissaf Organization has placed full legal responsibility for the damage and casualties on the Saudi regime. They have called on the United Nations, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and other relevant international bodies to fulfill their legal and humanitarian responsibilities. This includes conducting independent and transparent investigations, documenting violations, ensuring accountability, and providing redress and compensation for the victims.
Furthermore, Entissaf has emphasized that the attacks on civilian facilities and the endangerment of residents' lives must not go unpunished. They reiterated that protecting civilians and their properties is both a legal and humanitarian obligation, warning that continued impunity could encourage further violations and undermine the international justice system.
