'US-backed blockade, aggression on Yemen terrorist crimes'
Abdullatif al-Washali
Press TV, Sana'a
Since March 2015 when the Saudi-led coalition started its war against Yemen, it was the women and children who were affected the most by the aggression. The "Entesaf" organization for the rights of women and children held a press conference during which it shed light on Saudi crimes and how they affected women and children in Yemen.
“The American aggression and blockade on Yemen are terrorist crimes” is the motto of a press conference held by the "Entesaf" organization for the rights of women and children. The conference highlighted the crimes and violations committed by the Saudi-led coalition against Yemeni children and women with American support.
The minister of human rights said that designating Ansarullah as a terrorist organization confirms that the American participation went beyond arms sales, military and logistical support, and reached providing political cover and justifying the crimes of its Saudi ally.
The Saudi-war on Yemen has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions of others. The country is suffering from a humanitarian situation described by the United Nations as the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
Yemenis unanimously agree that the US is a major complicit in the war crimes committed against Yemeni children and women, which necessitates designating it as the top state sponsor of terrorism.
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