Sanaa: Students from schools in the Malahan district of Al-Mahweet governorate organized protests to express their condemnation of the Saudi attacks on Sana'a International Airport. Participants displayed banners and chanted slogans in opposition to the continued targeting of civilian facilities that serve humanitarian purposes, highlighting the suffering of patients, travelers, and those stranded as a result of these actions.
According to Yemen News Agency, speeches during the protests underscored that the attacks on Sana'a International Airport are a direct violation of international laws and conventions. The speakers emphasized the humanitarian significance of the airport as a crucial point of access for patients, students, and travelers.
The protesters issued a statement expressing full support for the revolutionary leadership's measures to confront the aggression and defend Yemen's sovereignty and the rights of its people. The statement also affirmed the residents' backing of the armed forces in their national duty to protect the homeland and its resources.
The statement highlighted that the attacks on the airport are part of a broader aggressive strategy aimed at tightening the siege and limiting the freedom of movement for citizens. It urged the United Nations and international and human rights organizations to meet their legal and humanitarian obligations regarding the violations faced by the Yemeni people and to denounce the attacks on civilian and service facilities.
The statement concluded by emphasizing the need for resilience and unity in supporting the armed forces to confront challenges and safeguard Yemen's security, stability, and national sovereignty.