The Yemeni Parliament: The Saudi Aggression on Sana’a Airport Is a Violation of National Sovereignty and an Escalation That Undermines the Peace Path

The Yemeni Parliament in Sana’a condemned on Monday the Saudi regime’s targeting of Sana’a International Airport, considering the raids a violation of Yemeni sovereignty and a dangerous escalation that undermines the peace path and the de-escalation phase, reflecting Riyadh’s retreat from its commitments towards the Yemeni people’s entitlements.

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In a statement, the Parliament held Saudi Arabia and its backers, the United States and Israel, responsible for the continued siege on Yemeni airports and ports, obstructing the implementation of the roadmap, and depriving thousands of patients, students, and travelers of their internationally guaranteed rights.

The Parliament’s statement affirmed that targeting airports and civilian facilities is a new crime added to the record of crimes and violations committed by the Saudi regime against Yemen, a flagrant violation of Yemeni airspace, and an intensification of the siege to restrict the Yemeni people and increase their suffering.

The Parliament called on Arab and international parliaments, the United Nations, and humanitarian organizations to condemn the attack and assume their responsibilities towards what it described as the ongoing aggression and siege for more than ten years.

It affirmed that Riyadh bears full responsibility for the repercussions of this escalation and attempts to impose guardianship over Yemen.