Houthi militia turns capital Sana’a neighborhoods to armed depots & explosives stores

September Net

The Houthi militia transformed violently populated civilian neighborhoods in the capital Sana’a into armed depots and explosives warehouses.

Since the militia coup on September 21, 2014, houses, schools and places in Sana’a the capital, were turned into weapons stores and factories to manufacture explosives and mines used in the war against the Yemeni citizens.

Well informed sources for September Net revealed certain information about the explosion of the girls school in the neighborhood of Sa’wan east of the capital Sana’a.

The sources said that the local explosives factory inside the girls school, was the Houthi militia plan for serving its war and using the students as human shields.

The bombings left 18 civilian dead and 100 others injured, most of them students, in addition to the damage caused by the bombings to citizens’ property due to the development of warehouses,  workshops of mines and explosives in residential neighborhood.

Crime against humanity

Human Rights Minister Dr. Mohammed Askar called on the National Commission to investigate allegations of violations of human rights, carry out its duties and expose the crime perpetrators to the public opinion and submit their files to the judiciary.

He accused  Houthi militia of setting up factories for dangerous materials and explosives in residential neighborhoods in the center of the capital. Askar also pointed out that the actions of the Houthi terrorist militia from the bombing of the streets by placing weapons and workshops manufacturing mines  between the civilian population is a crime

against humanity.

International  human rights organizations denied the allegations of the militia and thwarted its campaign to recruit as many citizens as possible.

In a series of tweets at his account Askar stressed that civilians are the most victims of the militia coup, where the militia puts down the plants and dangerous adventures in the residential neighborhoods, noting that, whether directly or indirectly the Houthi militia invest any opportunity to accuse others of human rights violations made by the hands.