HAJJAH, July 4 (Saba) - Tribes of Hajjah province have condemned the aggression coalition's detention of oil vessels and brutal crime against the Suba’yan family in Wadi Abedah in Marib province, killing seven martyrs and wounding others, including women and children.
The tribes explained that preventing the entry of derivatives falls within the aggression's plans and its crimes that have been going on for more than five years.
They held the aggression coalition countries the responsibility for the catastrophic consequences of the continued detention of ships which will negatively affect various service sectors that are threatened to stop.
The crime was committed by Islah militia against the al-Suba’yan family was considered a dangerous precedent that contradicts the original tribal values and norms that impose the sanctity of homes, women, and children.
The tribes reiterated condemnation of the international community's silence regarding the crimes of aggression against Yemen, calling on the United Nations and human rights and humanitarian organizations to pressure the aggression coalition to release ships and condemn the horrific massacre against the Suba’yan family.
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