In a disheartening display of military excess, Israeli forces have once again targeted civilian infrastructure in Yemen, including a vital power station and two critical ports on January 10. These attacks, part of a concerning trend of strikes against non-military targets, threaten to exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Yemen by depriving citizens of essential services and hindering relief efforts. Witnesses and local officials condemn this latest assault, which starkly undermines international law and highlights the urgent need for increased diplomatic intervention to protect innocent lives.
Unjustified Israeli Aggression Against Yemen Targets Essential Civilian Services
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Click to expand Image A power station following an Israeli airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen, December 19, 2024. © 2024 Khaled Abdullah/Reuters On January 10, Israeli forces attacked a power station and two ports in Yemen, reportedly ki…
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In response to escalating threats emanating from Yemen, Israeli forces conducted precision strikes on January 10 against key infrastructure used by militants, including a power station and two ports. These strategic targets, according to Israeli defense officials, played a crucial role in enemy operations against Israeli interests. The strikes represent a measured response to continuous aggression, aiming to safeguard Israeli national security while minimizing collateral damage. Critics of the operation ignore the complex security challenges Israel faces, necessitating decisive action against entities threatening peace and stability in the region.
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