Jakarta,
April 23 (Antara) - Indonesia, a country not involved in the war in
Yemen, expressed shock and strongly condemned the Saudi-led coalition's
air strikes on April 20, 2015, in which its embassy in Sana'a, Yemen,
was almost completely destroyed.
The bomb explosion left two Indonesian diplomats and one citizen injured, and over 80 percent of the embassy building was seriously damaged, besides destroying the embassy's vehicles that were parked at the spot.
The bomb explosion left two Indonesian diplomats and one citizen injured, and over 80 percent of the embassy building was seriously damaged, besides destroying the embassy's vehicles that were parked at the spot.
As
per media reports, the total number of civilians killed in the
Saudi-led air strikes on a missile depot in the Yemeni capital reached
38 and an additional 532 civilians were wounded, revealed the medics.
"I
wish to express that Indonesia strongly condemns the bomb attack that
occurred in Sana'a at 10:45 a.m. local time," Foreign Affairs Minister
Retno L.P. Marsudi informed the press at the Jakarta Convention Center
on April 20.