A human rights organization has released statistics on the number of children killed or maimed as a result of attacks by the Saudi-American coalition.
The Yemeni organization “Intesaf”, which supports the rights of children and women, published a report on the catastrophic situation of Yemeni children as a result of the attacks of the Saudi coalition and the siege of Yemen.
According to Al-Masira, the organization announced: Since the beginning of the Saudi-American coalition’s invasion of Yemen in March 2015 until November 2021, more than 3,825 children have been martyred and 4,157 children injured.
The number of children disabled as a result of the aggression coalition attacks is 5,559. Since the beginning of the coalition attacks, 71,000 children have been diagnosed with tumors (cancer) and this number is increasing every year by 9,000.
More than three million children are malnourished and more than 300 children die of malnutrition every day.
More than 3,000 children have congenital anomalies, and more than 3,000 children need open heart surgery outside Yemen.
Saudi Arabia and the United States have shut down Sanaa International Airport, barring more than 30,000 children with chronic illnesses from traveling abroad.
Two million children have dropped out of school, and half a million have dropped out altogether as a result of the Saudi-American war.
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In conclusion, the Saudi-American Coalition and all human rights organizations, especially the United Nations, blamed the current events for Yemen, especially its children, and called for an immediate end to the aggression, the lifting of the siege and the reopening of Sanaa Airport, especially for Yemeni children.
Saudi Arabia, at the head of an Arab coalition backed by the United States and with the support of the United Nations, has launched a military aggression against Yemen and imposed a land, air and sea blockade on Yemen since April 26, 2015, in an attempt to bring the resigned Yemeni president back to power.
This military aggression has not achieved any of the goals of the Saudi coalition, and it has only been accompanied by the killing and wounding of thousands of Yemenis, the displacement of millions, the destruction of the country’s infrastructure, the spread of famine, famine and infectious diseases.