In a barbaric act, the Saudi regime continues to harm civilians in markets and villages, while committing heinous massacres in areas completely far from the front lines. Hours ago, he attacked the village of al-Sharia in the district of Heesh, Sana'a governorate, and injured the medics, preventing them from coming and rescuing the victims. In the first instance, 22 civilians were murdered, most of them children and women. Yesterday, an extremely brutal massacre took place in Al-Hadra market in Al-Waziah District, Taiz Governorate, which resulted in the martyrdom of more than 30 civilians and the wounding of dozens with serious wounds. Photos showed the level of Saudi crime and that it deliberately targets public places with the first intention to cause the greatest number of victims, in an act similar to the Israeli action against the residents of Gaza. Committing crimes and massacres against innocent civilians and damaging factories and remote areas far from the front lines cannot be a substitute for military failure. Rather, their humanitarian, ethical and legal consequences are more serious for their perpetrators than their defeat on the ground. If the Saudi regime thinks that harming the innocent will violate the will of the Yemeni people, then this is the illusion itself. Instead, our dear nation becomes more steadfast in its legitimate right to regain full sovereignty, away from any regional or international guardianship. While we consider the Saudi regime responsible for the consequences of its criminality, we confirm that the issue of the rights of peace is cheaper than drowning in aggression and bloodshed, which will only bring more shame to its perpetrator.