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Eyen center condemns US bombing on ceramic factory in Sana'a

Eyen center condemns US bombing on ceramic factory in Sana'a

Saba Yemen14-04-2025
Sana'a - Saba:
The Eyen Humanitarian Center for Rights and Development condemned the targeting of the American aggression of industrial facilities, including the Mawariya Ceramic Factory in the Bani Matar district in Sana'a Governorate.
The center indicated in a statement, the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) received a copy of it, that this criminal act comes within a long series of systematic attacks that affected hundreds of industrial facilities over the past years of aggression.
The statement stated that the American-Saudi aggression had previously targeted more than 434 factories during the past ten years, in a miserable attempt to destroy the economic structure and the Yemeni people impoverish and deprive them of the ingredients of a decent life.
It stated that targeting civilian factories and establishments is a war crime in accordance with international and humanitarian laws, and reveals the true face of the aggression that does not refrain from violating all human values, principles and international norms.
The statement called on the international community and human rights and humanitarian organizations to take urgent action to condemn these crimes and hold their perpetrators accountable, and to ensure that they do not escape punishment.
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