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Yemen today called on the United Nations to assume its responsibility and work to stop the Saudi aggression and lift the siege that has continued on the Yemeni people for six years.
The Yemeni news agency Saba quoted the spokesman for the Yemeni Ministry of Health, Dr. Najeeb Al-Qubati, calling on the international organization to put pressure on the countries of aggression to stop their crimes against civilians, the last of which was the bombing of a citizen's house in Al-Rabsa neighborhood in Al-Hawk district in Al-Hudaydah governorate, which led to the death of five and wounding two of one family, confirming that This crime came after the mercenaries of the aggression targeted a wedding hall in the same directorate in early January, killing three martyrs and wounding seven Yemenis.
Dr. Al-Qubati warned of the aggression coalition's insistence on killing Yemenis by bombing and preventing the entry of oil derivatives, whose effects began to affect the health sector by stopping the provision of medical and health services in some vital departments in a number of hospitals and health centers.
Five Yemenis were killed and three others were injured yesterday morning, as a result of a new massacre committed by the Saudi aggression in the city of Hodeidah. The United Nations Development Program also confirmed that Yemen is currently witnessing "the worst development crisis" in the world.