16 Killed and Injured in Saudi-Led Coalition Airstrikes on Northern Yemen
In Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on the Khabb and al-Shaaf districts of Yemen’s al-Jawf province, nine civilians, including five children and a woman, were killed and seven others were injured.
Nine civilians, including five children and a woman, were killed and seven others were injured in airstrikes by the coalition led by Saudi Arabia on Khab and Al-Shaaf city in Yemen's Al-Jawf province.
Ambassador Arjan - International Group: 16 civilians were martyred and wounded in the airstrikes of the coalition led by Saudi Arabia on Khab and Al-Shaaf city in Al-Jawf province located in the north of Yemen.
The Ministry of Health and Environment in the government of Sana'a confirmed that as a result of airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition on a government complex and a civilian's house in Khab and Al-Shaaf city, Al-Jawf province, 16 civilians were killed and injured.
In a statement published today, the Ministry of Health explained that in the initial casualties of the Saudi-led coalition's airstrikes in this area, 9 civilians, including five children and a woman, were martyred and seven others were injured.
The ministry stressed that this direct targeting of government facilities and civilians is a clear violation of international humanitarian law and a crime that has been added to the long list of crimes committed by the Saudi-led coalition against the Yemeni people.
Yahya Saree, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, announced that Saudi Arabia has carried out 77 missile and air attacks on different areas of the country in the past 24 hours.
Following Yemen's warnings about the insecurity of Saudi airspace, reports indicate the cancellation of hundreds of flights and extensive disruptions in air traffic in this country.
The European Union's aviation safety agency updated its warning about flying in parts of Saudi airspace after the attack on Riyadh airport; An action that was carried out at the same time as the suspension of Lufthansa flights to this country.