Yemen: On June 6, during 2015 and 2018, US-Saudi aggression carried out genocidal airstrikes in the border villages of Hajjah and Saada, targeted travelers in Lahij, and bombed trucks between Amran and Saada. These attacks resulted in 110 martyrs and over 130 wounded, mostly women and children. They destroyed homes, livestock, a school, and a mosque, causing millions in losses and widespread displacement and fear.

Detailed Incidents:
June 6, 2015: Over 180 Martyrs and Wounded in Hajjah

US-Saudi airstrikes on a health center, school, homes, and huts in Al-Saghira and Dughayj resulted in 59 martyrs and 27 wounded in Al-Saghira, 21 martyrs in Bakil Al-Mir, and 13 martyrs with over 60 wounded in Dughayj, causing extensive damage and displacement.

June 6, 2015: 30 Martyrs and Wounded in Lahij

An airstrike on a bus in Al-Hawtah resulted in 14 martyrs and 16 wounded, incinerating the bus and causing fear among travelers and their families.

These incidents highlight the urgent need for international accountability for the ongoing war crimes against the Yemeni people.

June 6, 2015: 12 Casualties from Airstrikes on the Road Between Amran and Sa'adah

The US-Saudi aggression targeted numerous moving targets on the road between Amran and Sa'adah. The airstrikes hit vehicles, citizens' cars, and trucks carrying fuel, vegetables, and food.

The strikes resulted in four deaths and eight injuries, burned several vehicles and trucks, and caused millions in losses. The attacks disrupted travel, induced fear among travelers, and formed part of an economic war against Yemeni products.

June 6, 2015: 10 Casualties from Airstrikes on Homes in Sa'adah

On the same day, airstrikes targeted homes in Al-Tanin village, Saqin district in Sa'adah, causing two deaths and eight injuries, including children and women. The strikes destroyed homes, killed livestock, and caused panic and displacement among residents.

June 6, 2018: 5 Casualties from Airstrikes on a Home in Sa'adah

US-Saudi airstrikes hit a home in Srah al-Qahr, Munbah district, Sa'adah, killing one person and injuring four, including children, women, and elderly. The attack destroyed the home, damaged nearby houses, and caused fear and displacement.

These incidents exemplify the ongoing war crimes and genocidal acts against the Yemeni people by US-Saudi aggression, highlighting the need for international accountability and justice.