In light of what Taiz saw, targeting medics or ambulances, or deliberately preventing them from reaching the wounded and sick, and the resulting death, injuries and disruptions in transporting the wounded and sick, is not something that can be justified only by the occurrence of an armed conflict, but the medical equipment and the legal conduct of the people and the medical conduct must be regulated and protected. In light of what happened, it places the international community, human rights institutions and the relevant parties in charge of documenting these crimes, as the matter went beyond a mere violation. for criminal responsibility for war crimes. The painful image of the condolence mother carrying her daughter next to her husband's body will remain a witness to the extent of the human tragedy experienced by Taiz, and the need for the events that led to this suffering not to pass without legal responsibility guaranteeing the victims their right to just retribution. International humanitarian law was established to be a barrier to the brutality of war, and a guarantee for the protection of man, even in the most brutal moments of war.