An organization observing the human rights situation in Yemen has released shocking figures documenting the crimes committed by the Saudi-led coalition during its aggression there.
The Eye of Humanity Center for Human Rights and Development says more than 18-thousand people have been killed in nearly eight years of war on Yemen. That includes nearly 48-hundred children. The center says nearly 600-thousand homes have also been destroyed during the war. It adds that universities, schools, mosques, airports, power stations, factories AND medical facilities were completely destroyed during the aggression. Many of those public places were prime targets of the coalition’s warplanes. Saudi Arabia along with some of its regional allies launched a war on Yemen in March 2015 to re-instate a friendly regime there. Riyadh has defied international calls to stop the deadly aggression and blockade.