Hawzah News Agency- The letter warned of a dangerous escalation in Saudi airstrikes, noting that hundreds of raids over the past five days alone have left more than 300 people killed and injured.
It added that years of ongoing aggression and blockade have resulted in more than 1.4 million Yemenis being killed or dying as a consequence of the aggression.
Parliament held the Saudi regime fully responsible for these crimes and massacres, stressing that it is reneging on the roadmap agreement and pushing the region toward a devastating war.
It also condemned the Security Council’s biased stance, criticizing its tendency to blame Yemen for defending itself while overlooking thousands of Saudi airstrikes involving internationally prohibited weapons.
The letter called for the formation of an impartial international fact-finding commission to assess the scale of destruction and humanitarian catastrophe firsthand.
It also urged the UN to take serious action to hold the Saudi regime accountable under international law and adopt a fair position in support of justice and humanity.
Since the Saudi-led aggression against Yemen began in March 2015, repeated airstrikes have killed and injured civilians and devastated vital infrastructure across the country.
Despite years of documented violations and repeated appeals by Yemeni authorities for international intervention, the United Nations has yet to take effective action to hold the Saudi regime accountable or halt the attacks.
Sana'a has repeatedly criticized the UN’s inaction, arguing that its failure to ensure accountability has emboldened further violations and left Yemeni civilians exposed to continued attacks amid the ongoing escalation.
Source: Al Masirah
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