- Notwithstanding the humanitarian truce agreement that the Saudi-led Coalition countries committed themselves to before the United Nations, which oversees its implementation and works to monitor all parties to implement its provisions in the field, but unfortunately the UN did not record any violations during this month. The authorities concerned with monitoring and documenting all crimes and violations committed against the Yemeni people in various governorates have informed the United Nations office and its humanitarian organizations of hundreds of air and land violations committed by the countries of the Saudi-led Coalition countries and their mercenaries on Yemen.
- The violations of the Coalition of War on Yemen led by the US, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and their mercenaries were noticeably evident through the intense over-flights of warplanes and drones, including launching attacks on populated civilian places, killing and wounding a number of civilian victims, creating military fortifications on a number of fronts, firing with light and heavy weapons on the homes of citizens, especially in the governorates of Sa’adah, Hodeidah and Hajjah. They also launched ground attacks on the positions of the Army and the Popular Committees, while armed groups backed by the Saud-led Coalition of War infiltrated the positions of the Army and the Popular Committees. In addition, they stopped flights between Egypt and Sana’a airports, as well as preventing and detaining more oil derivatives ships despite obtaining UN pass permits and completing all the procedures of inspection through the United Nations Verification and Inspection Mechanism (UNVIM) in accordance with international standards.
- A number of civilian casualties, especially children and women, were caused by the explosion of the remnants of cluster bombs and anti-personnel mines used by the Saud-led Coalition and their mercenaries during the last seven years of war. Besides, the Saud-led Coalition has prevented the entry of mines clearance tools and devices belonging to the Executive Center for Mine Action (YEMAC).