Al -Houthi group accused, on Wednesday, the United States of launching 1,300 air strikes and nautical shelling on Yemen since last March 15, and called for the formation of an independent international committee to investigate those "crimes."

This came in messages sent by Jamal Amer, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Houthi government (unrecognized internationally) to the Secretary -General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, the UN Security Council, and other international officials, according to the group's "Saba" news agency.

Amer said in his letters, "America has launched nearly 1300 raids and nautical shelling, during which it targeted hundreds of civilians, including women and children, and dozens of civilian notables, including residential neighborhoods, ports, airports, farms, health facilities, water tanks, factories and archaeological sites."

Amer added: "The last American crime was targeting the illegal immigrant shelter center in the city of Saada (north) last Monday, which includes 125 immigrants, all of whom are African nationalities, and resulted in the death of 60 and 65 injuries in an inappropriate outcome."

He called on the Security Council "to deviate from its applied silence, and to condemn the crime committed by America against African immigrants, as well as the crimes committed against civilians and civilian notables in Yemen."

He also called for "the formation of an independent international committee to investigate all the crimes committed by America against the Yemeni people and their capabilities, to ensure the achievement of accountability and not impunity."

On March 15, the United States resumed its attacks against Yemen, after orders issued by President Donald Trump to the American army to launch a "major attack" against the Houthi group, before threatening to "completely eliminate it."

But the group ignored Trump's threat, and resumed bombing sites inside Israel and ships in the Red Sea, heading to it, in response to the resumption of Tel Aviv since March 18, the war of extermination against the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

With absolute American support, Israel has committed since October 7, 2023 genocide in Gaza, which left more than 170 thousand dead and wounded by the Palestinians, most of them children and women, and more than 11 thousand missing