Saudi coalition bombs Yemeni refugee camps in Sirwah

The Yemeni refugee camps in Sirwah was hit by the Saudi-led coalition forces, the Supreme Council of Humanitarian Affairs of Marib Province said. According to MehrNews, the aggressors bombed two refugee camps during six airstrikes.

The attacks of the Saudi aggressor coalition on the refugee camps in Thana Valley in Sirwah resulted in the killing of dozens of Yemenis. According to the branch of the Supreme Council for Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation in Marib province, the attacks of the Saudi-led forces were aimed at intimidating Yemeni refugees.

The act of aggression planned to force refugee to move to areas controlled by coalition mercenaries in an attempt to use them as human shields. More than 800 families in two camps have been known since their establishment five years ago.

In Sirwah and Marib province during the years of aggression was hit by more than 40,000 airstrikes. All those military operations resulted in displacing thousands of families and destroyed homes, farms, infrastructure and service facilities in international silence.