Saudi Airstrikes on Al-Sharia Village: Bomb Debris and Rescuers

In the village of al-Sharia in Bani Hushaysh District, in Sana'a Governorate, the Saudi bombing left behind not only dozens of dead and wounded, and destroyed homes, but also physical evidence revealing the types of weapons used in the massacre.

Here, where 44 people were killed and 40 others wounded, the rubble has become a crime-scene investigation site, where specialist teams are examining fragments and unexploded bombs, tracing their numbers and manufacturing marks.

On Saturday afternoon, November 7, formations of the Saudi enemy's F-15 fighter jets took off and Typhoons from the Khamis Mushait and Taif air bases, taking turns in two waves of airstrikes, the first of which targeted homes,

after which further strikes followed, deliberately targeting paramedics and people in the village of al-Sharia, in Bani Hushaysh District.

The first wave came at 11:40 a.m., shortly before noon.

F-15 fighter jets targeted civilians' homes with American-made GBU-31 JDAM guided bombs, each weighing 2,000 pounds. and relies on the Global Positioning System (GPS) and inertial navigation (INS).

Technical examination of the bombing debris reveals a rear guidance assembly fin bearing part number 70B8621001005, along with some guidance system components, as well as the manufacturer's code 76301, associated with the American company Boeing.

The second wave came at around twelve thirty in the afternoon, when Typhoon fighter jets again targeted the site, this time while paramedics, rescue teams, and journalists were there, using GBU-12 laser-guided bombs weighing 500 pounds each.

The photographic evidence shows a wing assembly bearing part number 872128, and military stock number 1325015453531, both matching components of the guidance system associated with the GBU-12 bomb produced by the American company Raytheon.

Then the second formation of Typhoon fighter jets bombed the paramedics for a third time using GBU-12 bombs.

In repeated attacks on homes and ambulance crews, dozens were killed and wounded.

We found the use of GBU bombs and the use of uh, more than one type of munition in this area.

It was observed that the PFW series was used, and this was a crime against civilians, as seen from the unexploded missile.

This evidence reveals not only the type of weapon, but also sheds light on the crime of dropping it on homes reduced to rubble, with their residents beneath the ruins.

Field organizations documented even more.

Testimonies confirming repeated, deliberate targeting to cause the greatest possible number of deaths.

Human rights organizations see the execution of eight raids in four successive waves and the targeting of paramedics as evidence of a compound crime that demands accountability.

It was used by the enemy in a delib— d-deliberate and premeditated manner, uh, I mean, when we say there were eight raids using this type of weapon, it means they want to kill children and women, uh, deliberately.

Meanwhile, specialized teams continue dealing with the remnants of shrapnel From the crime scene in al-Shari'a, one criminal is trying to wash his hands of his heinous crimes, while another criminal remains silent in the face of this evidence of Saudi criminality,

which has continued for 12 years. Sharaf al-Din al-Mushki, Al-Masirah, Sana'a.