Sana'a:The National Commission for Human Rights has strongly condemned an attack by Saudi forces on the Al-Mufzir gas station in the Jadar area and the Yemen Oil Company building on the southern 60th Street in Sana'a. The attack occurred early this morning and has been described as a deliberate act of aggression.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Commission classified the incident as a war crime, emphasizing that the bombardment was not a military operation or error. The attack targeted a civilian gas station, a vital oil facility, and the homes and businesses of innocent civilians, causing significant damage and widespread panic among residents.
The Commission's statement highlighted the severe impact of the attack, describing it as a deliberate assault on civilian lives aimed at suffocating the Yemeni people by targeting essential services and densely populated neighborhoods. The statement further characterized these actions as genocide and crimes against humanity under international law.
The Saudi regime was held fully responsible for the attack, with the Commission also attributing blame to nations that support the regime with arms and political backing. An urgent call was made to international bodies, including the United Nations and the International Criminal Court, to condemn the attack, initiate an independent investigation, and hold the perpetrators accountable.
