Sanaa:The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has accused the Saudi regime of continuing to perpetrate massacres and target civilian infrastructure in Yemen.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Ministry cited recent attacks, including a massacre at the Central Market in Al-Ta'iziyah district, Taiz province, and strikes on Al-Dalil Bridge and a water project in Ibb province. Additionally, telecommunications towers in several governorates have been targeted.
The Ministry emphasized that these actions contribute to a longstanding pattern of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the Saudi regime in Yemen, spanning over 12 years. These crimes, the Ministry stated, are not subject to a statute of limitations.
The statement also accused the Saudi regime of resorting to punitive measures against the Yemeni people due to its military failures. This includes efforts to kill civilians and destroy essential services.
Furthermore, the Ministry claimed that the Saudi regime is attempting to garner regional and international support to involve others in its actions against Yemeni women and children, thereby harming the Yemeni populace.
The Ministry concluded by affirming that the Yemeni people's resolve will not be broken, asserting that they will reclaim their rights fully and that future events will demonstrate this determination.
