"Thousands of mosques destroyed in Yemen by Saudi coalition attack"

The Dhaka Times Desk Yemen's Shia Houthi movement has claimed that 1024 mosques in Yemen have been partially or completely destroyed by the invasion of the Saudi coalition in the last four years.

Yemen's Shia Houthi movement has claimed that 1024 mosques in Yemen have been partially or completely destroyed by the invasion of the Saudi coalition in the last 4 years.

Their claim is that numerous copies of Quran Sharif have also been damaged in these damaged mosques. Moreover, among the damaged mosques there are many ancient and Islamic monuments.

It is known that Adnan Kafla, the foreign affairs officer of Ansarullah Movement, gave this information after participating in the 27th International Quran Exhibition in Tehran, the capital of Iran. This information is available in a report on the website of the Young Journalists Club of Iran.

Calling these attacks carried out by the Saudi coalition as the worst crime in history, Adnan Kafla said that many of the mosques destroyed by the Saudi attack were founded by various companions and important people of Islam.

It should be mentioned that the war-torn Yemen is suffering from a humanitarian crisis and the country's economic situation has taken a difficult shape. The country is at the top of the list of disaster countries by the International Rescue Committee (IRC).

The IRC report on Yemen says the country is on the brink of destruction by Saudi-led and UAE-led attacks on behalf of President Abde Rabbi Mansour Hadi.

At the end of last year, the United Nations warned that the country was going to face a severe famine. Currently, about 24 million people in Yemen are in need of humanitarian assistance. Last year, when a cholera epidemic broke out there, more than 10 lakh people were affected.

It is known that after the invasion of the Saudi coalition in 2015, about 20 million children have stopped going to school. Most of these children are either working as laborers or begging. This is exactly how this country has reached the brink of destruction. Everything in the country, including the economy, has been destroyed.

It should be noted that numerous facilities, hospitals, schools and factories in Yemen have been damaged due to the ongoing conflict with the Saudi-led coalition. In addition, 8.4 million people in the country are at risk of extreme poverty.