The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs affirmed that the Saudi enemy continues to commit crimes against civilians and civilian objects in Yemen, the latest of which was the targeting of a farm in Bayt al-Shatibi, Sanhan District, which killed a woman.

The Saudi enemy also targeted the Bayt al-Hudayda area in Saw'an, killing a child and injuring seven civilians, including women and children.

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs described these crimes as a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and all international norms, conventions, and laws.

The Ministry said that the hands of the Saudi enemy have always been, and remain, stained with the blood of Yemeni women and children.

It noted that these crimes are being committed amid shameful international silence, laying bare the double standards applied to human rights and the falsity of the slogans repeatedly raised by the international community about protecting civilians and civilian objects.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded its statement by stressing that the Saudi enemy's escalation of its crimes will not deter Sana'a from moving forward with upholding the equation of “siege for siege and escalation for escalation,” until the aggression is brought to an end and the siege imposed on Yemen is lifted.