International positions objecting to the violation of international law by the United States and its allies in its recent attacks on Yemen, the latest of which comes from Cuba, whose Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez believes that “such actions encourage genocide in Gaza.”



Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez condemned the attacks launched by the United States and NATO allies in Yemen and the violation of international law.

Rodriguez considered that such actions encourage genocide in Gaza, reiterating the call for an immediate ceasefire in the Palestinian territories.

Rodriguez had confirmed that Cuba supports the lawsuit submitted by South Africa, calling “urgently” for an end to the genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people.

While Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, expressed his country's firm support for the lawsuit filed by South Africa before the International Court of Justice against "Israel", due to the crimes and acts of genocide committed against the Palestinian people. He stressed: “We will never be among the indifferent.”

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani condemned the attacks launched by the United States and the United Kingdom at dawn on Friday on several Yemeni cities. Saying that they come "in line with America and Britain's continued support for war crimes committed by the Zionist regime," noting that they are "arbitrary attacks that will only fuel a state of insecurity and stability in the region."

Kanaani added, "These attacks are a clear violation of Yemen's sovereignty and territorial integrity and a violation of international laws, regulations, and rights," expressing his country's concern about the consequences of repeating such attacks on regional and international peace and security, calling on the international community to take responsible reactions and measures.

In turn, the Algerian Foreign Ministry expressed its concern and regret as a result of the American-British bombing of Yemen. She indicated in a statement that the dangerous escalation by Washington and London would undermine efforts to find a solution to the conflict in Yemen.

Algeria called on the countries waging aggression against Yemen to stop military interventions because of their disastrous consequences for peace in the world, adding that those interventions are paid by unarmed civilians.

At dawn on Friday, the United States and Britain launched a military aggression against the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, in addition to the governorates of Hodeidah, Saada, Dhamar, Taiz, and Hajjah, according to what was reported by the official Yemeni "Saba" agency.

The US-British raids were renewed, targeting the Takhiya area in Saada in northern Yemen and the Bajil district in Hodeidah in the west, according to what was reported by Al-Mayadeen’s correspondent, as US and British fighters continued to fly over the airspace of the Hodeidah and Saada governorates.

The director of the Al-Mayadeen office in Yemen confirmed that air strikes or missile strikes targeted, at dawn on Saturday, the Al-Dailami base near Sanaa International Airport, north of the capital, after strikes carried out yesterday by US coalition forces in the Red Sea that targeted various areas in Yemen.

A Reuters correspondent quoted American officials as saying that the United States carried out an additional strike in Yemen last night, while CNN reported that the strike targeted a Yemeni radar facility.


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