The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs is sending letters to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations and the member states of the Security Council and the Human Rights Council regarding the Saudi aggression against civilians. The Saudi aggression against Yemen from the beginning of the escalation until October 30, 2026 reached 768, mainly women and children. - The number of dead reached 232 civilians, including 68 children and 35 women, while the number of wounded reached 536 civilians, including 137 children and 72 women In al-Jouf, where 14 civilians were killed and 15 others injured. - Targeting civilians and civilian objects is a blatant violation of international humanitarian law, especially the Fourth Geneva Convention on the Protection of Civilians. - We strongly condemn the silence of the international communities and failure to act against Saudi Arabia's crimes, which constitute full-fledged war crimes. - The silence of international communities on the crimes of Saudi Arabia's enemy represents a moral and legal failure, which clearly reveals double standards in dealing with war crimes. - We reaffirm the commitment of the Republic of Yemen to respect international law and international humanitarian law, and to continue efforts to ensure the legitimate rights of the Yemeni people.