Sana a Warns Riyadh of the Consequences of Targeting Civilians and Affirms Its Adherence to Sovereignty

Sana’a — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The head of the Sana’a negotiating delegation, Mohammed Abdulsalam, warned on Saturday that the continuation of the Saudi massacres against civilians will not be a substitute for the military failure, affirming that their repercussions will be harsher on their perpetrators than their field defeat.
Abdulsalam said that “the Saudi regime continues to target civilians in markets and villages, committing horrific massacres in areas completely far from the fronts,” noting that it “proceeded to target Al-Shuriyah village in Bani Hushaysh District and to target the paramedics and prevent them from reaching to rescue the victims,” after “an extremely brutal massacre yesterday against the Souq Al-Hadarah in Al-Wazi’iyah District in Taiz that resulted in the martyrdom of more than 30 citizens and the wounding of dozens.”
He believed that “committing crimes and massacres against civilians cannot be a substitute for the military failure,” affirming that “their repercussions will be harsher on their perpetrators than their field defeat,” adding that “our dear people are becoming more adhering to their legitimate right to restore full sovereignty away from any regional or international guardianship.”
Abdulsalam stressed that “we hold the Saudi regime responsible for the repercussions of its criminality, and we affirm that bearing the entitlements of peace is less costly than drowning in aggression and bloodshed.”