Saudi regime warplanes renew their raids on the Yemeni capital

Sanaa-Sana

Today, the Saudi regime's warplanes renewed their raids on the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, targeting civilian homes and properties.

And the Yemeni news agency Saba quoted a security source as saying, "The aggression warplanes targeted with three raids the Aser area in the Ma'in district, causing severe damage to citizens' homes and property."

The source condemned the continuation of the aggression in targeting neighborhoods and populated areas and destroying the infrastructure and capabilities of the country in light of a suspicious international silence.

A woman was martyred and 6 other people were wounded, most of them women and children, yesterday, as a result of an attack by the Saudi regime aircraft on the Yemeni governorate of Al-Mahwit.

The Saudi regime has continued its aggression against the Yemeni people since March of 2015, leaving tens of thousands of victims and massive damage to the country's infrastructure.

In a related context, the Liaison and Coordination Officers Operations Room in Hodeidah announced that it had monitored 264 violations of the forces of aggression in the province during the past 24 hours.

The Yemeni parties had reached during their talks in Sweden on the thirteenth of December 2018, a ceasefire agreement in Hodeidah governorate and understandings regarding the city of Taiz, but the forces of the Saudi aggression and its mercenaries continue their violations and violations of this agreement.