Sana a Threatens Riyadh Targeting Civilians Will Be Met with Painful Responses That Hit the Facilities Funding the War on Yemen

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sana’a warned against the Saudi continuation of the aerial escalation and the targeting of civilian objects and civilians in various governorates, threatening that “these crimes and continuous attacks will not pass without painful military responses that hit the Saudi depth and the facilities funding the aggression.”
Sana’a — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed in a statement that “the Yemeni people today are waging a fateful and sovereign battle imposed on them by a blatant aggression that did not observe any sanctity for international covenants or humanitarian and moral laws and norms.”
Sana’a’s Foreign Ministry stressed that “the rights of the Yemeni people and the demands raised are legitimate rights that are not subject to concession or bargaining,” renewing the affirmation that “the continuation of targeting and massacres against civilians places all the vital and economic facilities funding this aggression within the circle of the direct response of the Armed Forces.”
Local sources had reported earlier today a Saudi aerial escalation that , where warplanes launched a series of airstrikes that hit the pier of Ras Issa Port in Hudaydah Governorate, and targeted a commercial ship anchored at the port, in parallel with airstrikes that targeted the communications network east of Sa’ada city, and others that struck the Faculty of Medicine at Hudaydah University.
These airstrikes come within a wide wave of escalation revealed by the in his daily field update, during which he monitored the launching of 75 airstrikes and missile bombardment during the past 24 hours that hit civilian objects in the governorates of Sa’ada, Taiz, Amran, Ibb, Dhamar, Lahj, Hudaydah, and Al-Jawf, within the framework of the series of continuous escalation since the middle of last July, which focuses on destroying economic and service facilities, leaving hundreds of martyrs