Yemen: US-Saudi aggression airstrikes on June 9 in the years 2015 and 2017 have consistently killed civilians, including children and women, in their homes. These strikes targeted infrastructure, government facilities, civilian areas, fuel tankers, and gas stations in the provinces of Sana'a, Sa'adah, and Hajjah.

The airstrikes resulted in 19 martyrs and 56 injured, targeting the Ministry of Defense building and Al-Urdi Hospital, destroying homes, schools, businesses, and service facilities. They caused road closures, livestock deaths, financial losses in the millions, displacement, daily fear and grief among Yemenis, and increased their suffering. Historical buildings in Sana'a were also damaged.

Details of the Aggression on This Day:

June 9, 2015: 13 Martyrs and Injured in Aggression on Main Road in Ibb:

On June 9, 2015, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted the main road in Al-Qaidah city, Dhi Safal district, Ibb Governorate. The strikes resulted in eight martyrs and five injured, damaging homes and a mosque, causing significant property losses.

June 9, 2015: 29 Martyrs and Injured in Aggression on Al-Urdi Complex in Sana'a:

On June 9, 2015, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted the Ministry of Defense complex and Al-Urdi Hospital in Safiyah district, Sana'a. The strikes resulted in four martyrs and 25 injured, damaging parts of the hospital and complex, as well as dozens of homes and nearby businesses, causing widespread fear, displacement, and significant property losses.

The deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure, government facilities, and residential areas constitutes a war crime and a deliberate attempt to kill civilians, instill fear, and undermine the internal front's resilience. The aggression's targeting of the Al-Urdi complex is just one of thousands of such crimes committed against Yemeni civilians over nine consecutive years.
 

June 9, 2015: 20 Martyrs and Injured in Aggression Targeting Household Gas Station in Hajjah

On June 9, 2015, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted a household gas filling station in the Al-Hayjah market, Mustaba District, Hajjah Governorate.

The strikes resulted in four martyrs and 16 injured civilians, completely destroying and burning the station, damaging nearby homes, cars, and personal properties, causing fear among residents, displacement, and air, water, and soil pollution due to smoke and fire. The gas shortage further exacerbated the suffering of the citizens.

June 9, 2015: 3 Injured in Aggression Targeting Home, School, and Shops in Sa'adah

On June 9, 2015, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted the home of citizen Dhef Allah Ghethwan, Ghathaya School, and shops in Maran, Haydan District, Sa'adah Governorate.

The strikes resulted in three injured women, the complete destruction of the home and school, damage to nearby homes and shops, livestock deaths, and fear among children and women, who were displaced again.

June 9, 2015: Aggression Targets Fuel Tankers in Sa'adah

On June 9, 2015, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted two fuel tankers on the main road in Al-Mahather, Sahar District, Sa'adah Governorate.

The strikes caused the tankers to burn completely, damaging a wide area of citizens' lands, causing flames and smoke to rise, and leading to air and soil pollution.

June 9, 2017: 10 Martyrs and Injured in Aggression Targeting Residential Area in Sana'a

On June 9, 2017, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted a residential area on Al-Khamseen Street, Dar Salm District, Sana'a.

The strikes resulted in six martyrs, including four children and two women, one of whom was pregnant, and three injured. Three homes were destroyed, causing fear and displacement among the residents.

June 9, 2017: Aggression Cuts Lifeline to Maran

On June 9, 2017, US-Saudi aggression airstrikes targeted the only main road linking Maran to the district center in Haydan.

The strikes completely cut off the lifeline and the only supply route for Maran residents, worsening their suffering, delaying the arrival of food and medicine, and preventing the transportation of the sick and wounded. Even donkeys could not pass through the narrow cliffside path, causing severe hardships.

These incidents are part of the thousands of war crimes committed by the US-Saudi aggression against the Yemeni people over nine years, aiming to undermine their resilience and targeting civilians and infrastructure.