News - Yemen: Saudi military forces continued their rocket and artillery bombardment of civilian-populated areas in Yemen’s northern Sa'adah province, underscoring Riyadh’s alignment with the escalating US-Israeli-British agenda in the region.

Almasirah correspondents reported that strikes targeted scattered locations in the border districts of Razih and Ghamr, causing material damage to civilian property. 

The Saudi border guard operations have become a near-daily threat, exposing local residents to grave danger.

Observers note that these violations remain largely overlooked on the international stage, with the United Nations providing limited humanitarian or political coverage. 

UN agencies have also reportedly halted relief assistance to affected border communities, reflecting a broader compliance with US pressures.

Despite Yemen’s commitment to de-escalation and directing deterrence toward Israeli forces, Saudi operations continue unabated, ignoring Yemen’s restraint. 

International reports have previously condemned Riyadh for atrocities against African migrants, yet attacks—including direct fire and relentless rocket and artillery strikes—persist against civilians in Saadah’s remote villages.

In recent months, Saudi forces have escalated attacks along Yemen’s northern border, particularly in Sa'adah province, using artillery and missiles on civilian areas. 

These strikes have caused extensive property damage and worsened the humanitarian crisis. Human Rights Watch has documented systematic killings of migrants and civilians by Saudi border guards, highlighting persistent violations with little international accountability. Despite Yemen’s restraint, border communities remain under constant threat.