The targeted killing of the chief of the Yemeni political body based in Sanaa by a Saudi-led air strike will add further complication to the devastated country.
Yemen, not only the poorest among Arab countries, it borders the richest of them and also is one of the oldest civilizations in that region. Saudi's onslaught war against its southern country has been going on for over 3 years. It hasn't reached the level it reached now with the Saudis killing the top politician in Yemen.
The killing of Saleh Sammad, president of Yemen's Supreme Political Council is a new dangerous stage that will not force the Yemeni army to submit to the Saudi invaders, it will on the contrary push them to the limits of targeting everything now in Saudi and that will escalate much beyond that region.
Recently, the Saudis have intensified their massacres against the Yemeni civilians, in addition to the long ongoing siege they laid against the country which caused the biggest catastrophe in the world now. Massacres of tens of civilians and seems the Saudis are targeting mainly the women and children in particular, are becoming an every day news now.
This Saudi slaughter of the Yemenis can only go on with the direct help and cover from the US, UK, France and of course Israel, which is the happiest party in the world by the killing of other people en mass.
Read: The Saudi Led Coalition is Killing Yemen Slowly, and Painfully.
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