On this day, December 30, 2020, the Iranian-backed terrorist Houthi militia committed the crime of targeting the people of the south who came to Aden International Airport to receive Major General Shalal Ali Shaye, former director of Aden Security and current head of the Counter-Terrorism Service, who returned by plane with the equal government and bombed them with four Houthi missiles targeted the airport, which led to the death of dozens of martyrs and wounded, including civilian travelers and journalists.

The third anniversary of the Aden International Airport massacre comes two days after the people of the South commemorated the funeral camp massacre in Sanah Al-Dhale’, committed by the Yemeni occupation forces on December 27, 2013 AD, in addition to other bloody massacres committed by the old and new Yemeni occupation in the same month of December, which sought to liquidate the military leadership of the South. And the security and civil services for the purpose of emptying the capital, Aden, and the south in general of its leadership, to facilitate its occupation of the south again.

The crimes committed by the Yemeni occupation against the people of the South and the liquidation of its leadership have continued since the war of occupation of the South in the summer of 1994 until today. The Houthi militias, Iran’s arm in Yemen, continue their aggression against the South, committing massacres, war crimes and genocide that do not distinguish between women, children and the elderly. Al-Sin, in fact, carries out its crimes brutally, and the bombing of Aden Airport with four Houthi missiles on December 30, 2020 AD is only the best evidence of this. The southerners considered the bombing of Aden International Airport a criminal act whose main goal was to liquidate the southern leaders present at the airport who participated in receiving Major General Shalal Ali Shaye’i, who arrived at Aden International Airport. With a plane carrying ministers and the head of the government of parity between the south and the north, in addition to the presence of the Governor of Aden, Ahmed Hamid Lamlas, and prominent leaders of the Transitional Council, which is the Iranian plan that the Houthi militia sought to implement to liquidate and annihilate the leadership of the south, in order to disrupt all subsequent political paths, first and foremost the file of the southern issue.

Less than 24 hours after the bombing of Aden International Airport with four missiles, which resulted in dozens of martyrs and wounded, including journalists and civilians, during the arrival of Major General Shalal Ali Shaye and the new parity government, the Houthi militias implicitly acknowledged their responsibility for the “terrorist operation” at a time when The United Nations considered the attack a “war crime.”

A member of the so-called “Supreme Political Council of the Houthis, called Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, said after the attack that “strategic experts” can now say that the Houthis have reached a stage of what he considers a “balance of deterrence.”

The Houthi leader added, on his official Twitter page, while bragging about this achievement in committing the massacre against the people of the south, that what happened was “a victory achieved by the Yemeni heroes from the military and security establishment,” and he said, “This is what millions of the steadfast, honorable and self-sacrificing Yemeni people can be proud of.” “The generous ones.” As he put it.

Three years after the crime of bombing Aden International Airport, the southerners confirm that this criminal act can only be committed by a war criminal like the terrorist Houthi militia, who are not satisfied with Aden restoring its stability and security and breathing life into its facilities and institutions - civil, security, defense and economic - that are being bombed. With its Iranian missiles, it targets innocent civilians and children, which falls under war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, and will not be subject to the statute of limitations, nor will the people of the South forget it.