Yemeni Researchers and Expatriates in the Kingdom: Houthi Attacks on Holy Sites Are War Crimes That Warrant Punishment
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Yemeni researchers, academics, media professionals and expatriates living in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have warned of the danger of the escalation carried out by the Houthi militia. They spoke to Okaz newspaper and affirmed that this escalation threatens the security of Yemen and the entire region.
The speakers said that targeting sacred places constitutes a serious violation of international and humanitarian law. Some of them believe that these acts cannot be regarded as ordinary actions, but rather are war crimes that require clear accountability before international justice.
Academics and media professionals pointed out that Yemeni civilians bear the brunt of this conflict's consequences. Yemeni expatriates also explained that many of their families back home are living in difficult conditions, and that they are following developments with great concern.
In conclusion, the speakers called on the international community to act more swiftly to protect civilians and holy sites, and to work toward a political solution that stops the bloodshed and restores stability to Yemen.
Sources: عكاظ
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