Tehran, YJC. The Saudi-led coalition is continuing to bomb Yemen despite international regulations.
A coalition of Persian Gulf Arab states led by Saudi Arabia
continued to bomb Yemen late Saturday and early Sunday.
The airstrikes follow recent developments where Ansarullah,
also called Houthi, fighters have gained much ground in the country.
Saudi led airstrikes hit the airport of the city of Hadida,
destroying the runway.
Hadida is Yemen’s second most important port city after
Aden.
Meanwhile, Saudi King Salman has vowed to continue the
airstrikes until pre-defined objectives, that is Ansarullah’s surrender, are
achieved.
Former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh called for a
swift end to the bombings.
Al-Arabiya reported that numerous Ansarullah arsenals in Sa’da
province were bombed.
It also reported that Saleh’s son was injured during the
raids.
Saudi Brigadier-General Ahmed bin Hasan Asiri said on Sunday
the airstrikes had destroyed any jet fighter remaining in the Arab world's
poorest country, Al Jazeera reported.
The campaign, now entering its fourth day on Sunday,
continued to target Scud missiles in Yemen, leaving most of their launching
pads "devastated," according to remarks carried by the state-run
Saudi Press Agency.
There was no immediate comment from the Houthis, who began
their offensive in September, seizing the capital, Sanaa, and later holding
embattled President Abd-Rabbo Mansour Hadi under house arrest.
Dozens of civilians have been killed in the Saudi-led
coalition's air assault, and ground fighting has been reported between Houthi
fighters and armed men supporting Hadi in the southern port city of Aden.