At least nine civilians have lost their lives, including one minor, due to the bombings carried out this Sunday by the Saudi aviation in the province of Sana'a, where the capital of Yemen is located, according to the complaint from the Houthi authorities who control the region.
The Ministry of Health under Houthi command has reported that in the city of Sana'a, two fatalities and seven injuries have been recorded following a Saudi airstrike in the province of the same name. It has also specified that a woman has died in a bombing against a farm located in Beit al Shatibi, in the Shanhan district.
Furthermore, two other airstrikes have targeted the locality of Beit al Laheida, in the Suan area, where one minor has died and seven more civilians have been injured, including women and children, according to these same sources.
The Ministry has described these military operations as a war crime and a serious violation of International Humanitarian Law, thus demanding the opening of an independent investigation and that responsibilities be clarified before the competent international courts.
According to the Houthi count, more than 1,500 Saudi bombings have occurred since the beginning of the current escalation of the conflict, as indicated by Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sari, who regularly disseminates data on Saudi attacks through social media.