Sanaa-Sana
The number of victims of the two massacres perpetrated by the Saudi regime in the governorates of Saada and Hodeidah, yesterday night and dawn today, has risen to 76, and dozens of wounded.
The Yemeni Al Masirah channel reported that the number of victims of the Saudi raids on the central prison in Saada rose to 70 martyrs and more than 138 others were wounded, while rescue teams are still digging up the victims in the prison after it was almost completely destroyed.
The central prison houses more than 2,000 Yemeni inmates and of other nationalities, and a shelter for Africans who cross from Yemen to other regions.
The Saudi regime aircraft also destroyed the communications building in the city of Hodeidah, which resulted in the death of 6 civilians, including 3 children, in addition to cutting off the Internet in all parts of Yemen after targeting the international gateway for communications and the Internet, which is the only Internet provider in the country.
Yemeni Health Minister Taha Al-Mutawakel said: We are facing a humanitarian catastrophe and a war of extermination, stressing that what the Yemeni people are exposed to are war crimes that aim to kill the largest number of civilians.
The Supreme Political Council in Yemen condemned the shameful international silence towards the crimes of aggression against the Yemeni people, and said in a statement: Cutting off Yemen's contact with the world aims to commit more crimes away from the media.
The council stressed that the massacres of the forces of aggression will not go unpunished and said, "If you think that, with your crimes, you will subjugate the Yemeni people, this is far from possible.
In the same context, mass rallies took place in Sanaa and other Yemeni cities, condemning the Saudi massacres in Saada and Hodeidah. The participants in the rallies chanted slogans condemning the siege and crimes of the Saudi coalition.
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