German Parliamentarian: Three Arms Containers Exported Weekly From Port Of Hamburg To Kill Yemenis
German parliamentarian Zacklin Nastik denounced the continued imposition of the ban on Sana’a International Airport for more than five years. This came in a protest organized by the Yemeni community in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, on Saturday, to demand the opening of Sana’a International Airport and to denounce the crime of killing Abdul-Malik Al-Sanabani under the slogan “Sana’a Airport is the safe airport for all Yemenis.”
Nastik denounced the killing of Abdul-Malik Al-Sanabani upon his return to his homeland via Aden Airport, and said, “Had it not been for the closure of Sana’a airport, this would not have happened.” She referred to the hideous method carried out by those who call themselves legitimate and in their lands that are under their control and she said: “They were supposed to protect their citizens if they were truly legitimate, according to international recognition, not to kill Al-Sanabani and loot his money.”
She demanded the immediate opening of Sana’a International Airport to civilian flights, under the supervision of the United Nations. “Don’t you know that an average of three containers full of weapons are exported every week from the port of Hamburg to the Gulf countries, and certainly they are weapons of death, and we have reports from the arms factories about that” Nastik said.
“Instead of exporting arms, you can support the health system in Yemen, or education, or even to achieve equitable security under the supervision of the UN, and the value of these arms exports can be done as the value of medicines for the Yemeni people, especially since the UN reports that a Yemeni person dies every ten minutes as a result of the deteriorating situation I have read these reports myself” She said.
The deputy in the German Parliament confirmed that Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi as president has expired, especially since his people are being killed and destroyed, and we do not see any media appearance denouncing this or appealing to defend his people, so he is not a president and is not fit for that at all.
Words were delivered by the Yemeni community, Abdul Hamid Al-Ghafri, Mohammed Abu Talib and Ayesh Al-Sindi, denouncing the continuation of the US-Saudi aggression and the closure of Sana’a International Airport.
The words were surprised by the exploitation of the flights of the UN staff to Sana’a airport, while hundreds of thousands of Yemenis are in dire need of traveling for treatment or returning to the homeland condemning the crime of killing Abdul-Malik Al-Sanabani, who returned to the homeland through the airports of the Yemeni lands occupied by pro-aggression government.
Al-Ghafri, Abu Talib and Al-Sindi affirmed the illegality of the siege on Yemenis and the ban on Sana’a International Airport, which is not based on international or humanitarian laws, pointing to the disasters caused by the airport’s closure on the Yemeni people.
They touched upon the crimes committed by US-Saudi aggression against the Yemeni people, referring to the report of international experts, which recommended referring the crimes of aggression against Yemenis to the International Criminal Court, but the international silence prevented these recommendations from being taken into account.
They praised the Yemeni steadfastness and the role of the army and popular committees in protecting Yemen and getting out of US dependence and Saudi guardianship and defeating US-backed Al-Qaeda and Daesh elements.
She also delivered a speech in German, explaining the crimes of the US-Saudi aggression on Yemen and the impact of the blockade and its repercussions on the Yemeni people.
A statement issued by the protest, read by the head of the Yemeni community to break the siege of Sana’a Airport in Germany, Yahya Al-Sharafi, condemned the crime of the pro-aggression government of aggression against the martyr Abdul Malik Al-Sanbani.
It demanded the prosecution of the perpetrators of this crime and the opening of Sana’a International Airport to the Yemeni people it called on the members of the community in Germany and the Yemeni communities in the world and the free to continue to demand the opening of Sana’a International Airport.