Ain Al-Insaniyah Center condemns Saudi crimes against civilians in Hodeidah & Sa’ada

The Ain Al-Insaniyah Center for Rights and Development strongly condemned Saudi enemy attacks targeting civilians , civilian facilities in Hodeidah and Sa’ada governorates.

In a statement received by Saba, the center said Saudi warplanes carried out 10 airstrikes on seven residential buildings in Al-Eissi Residential City, north of Hodeidah, and two strikes on Al-Hariba area in Sahar District, Sa’ada, seriously injuring a female student and terrorizing students at Al-Rahma School. The attacks also completely destroyed a mosque , damaged a school and a drinking water project.

The statement noted that the attacks are part of an escalating campaign against educational facilities, with more than 58 schools damaged or destroyed since the latest escalation began. It added that five civilians were also injured by Saudi enemy forces in the border district of Shada.

The center said the continued targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure reflects a deliberate policy of inflicting casualties and destroying public facilities, worsening the suffering of residents.

It described the attacks on houses, schools, places of worship and water projects as serious violations of international humanitarian law, holding the Saudi regime fully responsible for the resulting casualties and material damage.

The center called on the international community, the United Nations , human rights and humanitarian organizations to condemn these crimes, ensure accountability for those responsible , take action to end attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Yemen.