Saudi Aggression Targets Gas Station and Oil Company Building in Sana’a

The criminal Saudi enemy aircraft launched a series of airstrikes on the capital Sana’a at dawn on Tuesday.

A local source explained that Saudi enemy aircraft targeted the Al-Mafzar gas station in the Jadr area of Bani Al-Harith district.

He indicated that the aggression aircraft targeted the Oil Company building in Al-Sitteen Al-Janoubi in Al-Wahdah district, south of the capital Sana’a, noting widespread damage to citizens’ homes and shops in the Al-Sitteen area as a result of the Saudi aggression.

Attacks on Civilian and Service Facilities

The targeting of the gas station and the Oil Company building comes within the context of the criminal Saudi escalation that affects civilian and service facilities, raising fears about the repercussions of these airstrikes on basic services and the lives of citizens, especially given that these facilities are linked to providing residents’ needs for fuel and gas.

The Saudi airstrikes on the gas station and Oil Company building in Sana’a represent a continuation of the Saudi-led coalition’s systematic targeting of civilian infrastructure and service facilities in Yemen.

The targeting of a gas station and an oil company building, which are essential for providing fuel and gas to the civilian population, constitutes a grave violation of international humanitarian law, which prohibits targeting civilian objects. The destruction of these facilities exacerbates the humanitarian crisis and disrupts the supply of essential goods to the population.