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CSOs condemn Houthi bombing of civilians' homes in Baydhaa governorate

[21/03/2024 01:51]

ADEN - SABA
Civil society organizations in Yemen strongly condemned the terrorist Houthi militia's bombing of the homes of civilians in the city of Radaa in Baydhaa Governorate before the world's eyes.

The CSOs said in a joint statement, “The Houthi crimes of looting and bombing civilians' homes are war crimes by the measure of international agreements, most notably the Fourth Geneva Convention, and are in violation of all divine laws."

Houthis terrorists on Tuesday blew up five homes in Radaa, in the central province of Baydhaa killing and injuring more than 30 villagers most of them from the same family.