News - Yemen: Ambassador for the Islamic Republic of Iran in Yemen wondered where is the voice of humanity and the conscience of the world regarding what is happening in Yemen, affirming that the goals of the Saudi war against the Yemeni people are to destroy people and stones.

“During the 2100 days of aggression and siege on Yemen, there is a catastrophic outcome by all standards,” Ambassador Hassan Irloo said. He also asks, "Where is the voice of humanity and the conscience of the world towards what is happening in brotherly Yemen?"

The Iranian ambassador in Yemen affirmed that "the goals of the Saudi war against the Yemeni people are to destroy people, stones and trees, and this is the project of the US and its tools in the region."

Irloo's words came as a comment on a report issued by the Eye of Humanity Center for Rights and Development in Sana'a, of the Saudi coalition crimes in Yemen during 2100 days of the war on the country.

According to the center's monitoring unit, the US-Saudi aggression killed and injured 17,042 citizens, 3804 of them are children and 2389 are women.

It indicated that the aggression caused injuries to 26355 citizens, including 4128 children and 2801 women. The number of destroyed and damaged facilities reached 9526 facilities, it added. It stated that the aggression destroyed and damaged 15 airports, 16 sea ports, 305 electric stations and generators, and 545 networks and communication stations. The aerial aggression deliberately destroyed and targeted 2181 reservoirs and water networks, and 1974 governmental facilities and 2290 roads and bridges.

According to the Center’s statement, the number of destroyed and damaged economic establishments in 2100 days reached 22,913 economic establishments, including 393 factories, 289 fuel carriers, 11365 commercial establishments and 411 poultry farms. 

The statement pointed out that the civilian homes that were destroyed and damaged as a result of the aggression amounted to 569283  houses, in addition to 576528 service facilities. It indicated that the aggression destroyed 177 university facilities, 1393 mosques, 366 tourist facilities and 389 hospitals and health facilities.

The Eye of Humanity Center confirmed that the aggression destroyed and targeted 1099 schools and educational centers, 7005 agricultural fields, 133 sports facilities, 245 archaeological sites and 47 media facilities.

According to UNICEF, the threat of famine caused by war and siege threatens millions of Yemeni children.