News - Yemen: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates strongly condemned the Zionist aggression targeting civilian sites in Yemen, describing it as a clear indication of the occupying entity’s failure to achieve its objectives. The Ministry specifically denounced Wednesday’s airstrike on Sana’a International Airport.

In its statement, the Ministry reaffirmed that Yemen’s position in support of Gaza remains steadfast and continues to grow stronger since the onset of the Zionist aggression and blockade against the Palestinian people.

The statement stressed that the attack on Sana’a International Airport illustrates the brutal nature of the Zionist entity and the unprecedented level of criminality it has reached in modern history.

It further emphasized that the international community’s silence regarding the Zionist crimes in both Yemen and Gaza has emboldened the occupying entity to persist in its violations and cross all red lines.

The Ministry warned the Zionist regime against continued provocations at Al-Aqsa Mosque, stating that such actions will “open the gates of hell” for the occupying entity. It called on the international community to finally say “enough” to the Zionist regime and put an end to its reckless behavior, which poses a grave threat to regional and global peace and security.

The Ministry affirmed that the Yemeni people will never abandon the Palestinian cause and will continue to provide all possible support until the aggression ends, the siege on Gaza is lifted, and the Zionist occupation is brought to an end.

Sana’a International Airport is Yemen’s primary gateway for air travel and a vital infrastructure asset for the country. Over recent years, it has repeatedly come under attack amid ongoing US-Saudi-British-Israeli aggression.

The airport serves both civilian and humanitarian needs, making it a critical facility for Yemen’s population. Targeting such civilian infrastructure escalates tensions and raises international concerns about the impact on innocent civilians and the disruption of essential services.