The Fisheries Ministry condemned the Zionist aggression against Hodeida province, which targeted oil storage facilities in the port and the electricity station.The ministry explained in a statement, a copy of which was received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), that the aggression against the power station that supplies the coastal city of Hodeidah with electricity, and targeted the port and fuel tanks, comes after a series of previous attacks that targeted several provinces, without any justification in international law, is considered a violation of international conventions, international laws and must be met with a legitimate response.The statement stressed that this aggression will not break the will of the Yemeni people, and will increase their steadfastness and cohesion.The statement held the American-British aggression fully responsible for these crimes that violate international , humanitarian laws , target the lives and property of civilians.It called on the international community to condem n these aggressive acts, and to pressure the aggression countries to stop their raids on Hodeida , its port, and to allow humanitarian aid to enter the Yemeni people who are suffering from catastrophic humanitarian conditions.The statement noted that this crime and the previous violations come as a result of the honorable positions of the leadership and people of Yemen in supporting the Palestinian cause, whose people are being subjected to genocide and war crimes against humanity by the Israeli enemy, with American and British support.Source: Yemen News Agency
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Fisheries Ministry condemns Zionist aggression against civilian objects in Hodeida
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