Pak Sahafat – The Ministry of Human Rights of Yemen asked international and human rights institutions to investigate the crimes and genocide of Saudi Arabia against the people of this country.
According to the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, in its latest statement, the Ministry of Human Rights of the National Salvation Government of Yemen condemned the crimes of the Saudi Arabian military against the Yemeni people and Afghan immigrants and expressed its regret and surprise at the silence of the international community and international institutions.
The website of Yemeni “Al-Masira” TV channel published the statement of the Ministry of Human Rights of Yemen, which states: We remind all the world and humanitarian organizations that the number of martyrs of Saudi attacks has reached 2258 people since the beginning of the ceasefire, of which 285 martyrs belong to the border areas of Saada city, and the number of martyrs is increasing every moment. Because artillery attacks, all kinds of persecution and targeting Yemeni citizens and Afghan immigrants with machine guns continue.
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The Ministry of Human Rights of Yemen once again asked the competent institutions and all humanitarian and international organizations to take action regarding the crimes of the Saudi Arabian regime in the border areas and the killing and torture of citizens and refugees, considering the high number of victims and the lack of health services.
In this statement, the Ministry of National Salvation of Yemen also mentioned the latest crime of Saudi Arabia and said: “One person was martyred and 11 others were injured in artillery attacks on the border areas of the country.”
8 years ago, the Saudis started a war of burning women against their poor neighbor by invading Yemen, and during this period, 47,000 Yemeni citizens were injured or martyred.
The ceasefire in Yemen was achieved on the 11th of April this year through the mediation of the United Nations, which could be extended for two months, which has been extended twice so far. This agreement was supposed to be extended in October, but the non-fulfillment of the National Salvation government’s demands, which were based on the agreement, has led to its non-renewal until now.
In recent days, the National Salvation Government of Yemen has emphasized that the aggressor countries, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, must fulfill their obligations under the ceasefire agreement. Based on this ceasefire, Sana’a airport was supposed to be reopened, and the obstacles to ships entering Hodeida port were to be removed, and the salaries of government employees, which have not been paid for years due to the war, were to be paid.