Sana'a:Sana'a Community College and the Student Forum organized a protest stand on Monday to condemn the brutal massacres committed by Saudi forces against the Yemeni people. The protest highlighted recent atrocities, including the Al-Shariya village massacre in Bani Hushaysh, Sanaa Governorate, and the Souq Al-Hadarah massacre in Al-Wazi'iyah, Taiz Governorate.
According to Yemen News Agency, the stand was spearheaded by the College Dean, Dr. Ahmed Al-Nashri, alongside vice-deans, academic and administrative staff, and students. Participants chanted slogans denouncing the attacks on civilians in markets and homes. Dr. Al-Nashri condemned the massacres in the strongest terms, asserting that the Saudi enemy's crimes against the Yemeni people would not lapse by prescription.
A statement released during the protest strongly condemned the ongoing targeting of homes, humanitarian facilities, and infrastructure across various governorates. It criticized the Arab and Islamic world's inaction regarding the Yemeni people's plight. The statement also noted that the massacres are part of a systematic series of crimes, documenting 927 martyrs and wounded from the recent Saudi escalation, most of whom are children and women.
The statement called on the people of Yemen to continue general mobilization, support the frontlines with money and manpower, and engage in mobilization courses until their demands are fulfilled. Participants urged the Armed Forces to persist with operations deep inside Saudi territory to avenge Yemeni blood and deter further aggression. They emphasized the need to maintain the equation of siege with siege and escalation with escalation until the aggression ceases and the blockade is lifted.
