News - Yemen: The spokesman of the Supreme Council for Humanitarian Affairs, Talaat Al-Sharjabi, confirmed that the negative silence of international organizations in the face of the crimes of US-Saudi aggression exacerbates the suffering of citizens, calling on international organizations to investigate the targeted sites.

Al-Sharjabi said in to Almasirah channel, Thursday, that "there is no excuse for the aggression in targeting civilian objects such as water and sanitation institutions and others."

"International organizations operating in Yemen should take a firm stance on these crimes that target civilian objects," he added.

The homes and properties of citizens were damaged, as a result of raids launched by the US-Saudi aggression, at dawn Thursday, on Sana’a.

Almasirah Net correspondent in Sana’a reported that the aggression’s warplanes launched a raid on the Rural Water Corporation in Al-Thawra District, which resulted in damage to the homes and properties of citizens and causing a state of panic among the people.

The Minister of Water and Environment, Engineer Abdul-Raqeeb Al-Shurmani, confirmed that the US-Saudi warplanes targeted a warehouse for water and sanitation services in the capital, Sana’a.

"Water facilities have been targeted for seven years by the US-Saudi warplanes in various governorates," stressing that the losses of the water sector as a result of targeting the aggression for seven years have cost billions of dollars.