Yemen: On this day, July 1, during the years 2015, 2018, and 2020, the US-Saudi aggression air force deliberately targeted residential areas, citizens' homes, mosques, schools, fuel stations, fuel tankers, and warehouses of the Economic Corporation. 

The aggression's airstrikes resulted in 4 martyrs and several injuries, the destruction of citizens' homes, scholars' residences, schools, and mosques, the death of dozens of livestock, the burning of a trader's oil and tire warehouses, and warehouses belonging to the Economic Corporation. These events caused fear, panic, and mass displacement from villages, border areas, and residential neighborhoods.

July 1, 2015... Aggression airstrikes target mosques, schools, homes, and fuel stations in Saada: On this day, July 1, 2015, the Saudi-American aggression air force targeted a residential neighborhood, several homes, mosques, schools, fuel stations, fuel tankers, construction equipment, and commercial stores in the districts of Saqin, Al-Safra, Haidan, and Majzar.

In Saqin District, the airstrikes targeted Abi Dharr Al-Ghifari School in the Al-Ghashar area, Nishwan Al-Himyari School in the Dhikrhd area, Al-Mithaq School, and a nearby mosque in the Bani Was area, and the village of Juma'a Bani Bahr.

The airstrikes resulted in the martyrdom of a woman gathering firewood in Juma'a Bani Bahr, the complete destruction of the schools, damage to nearby homes and farms, and fear and panic among the residents.

The destruction of three schools in Saqin District in one day is one of thousands of crimes committed by the Saudi-American aggression targeting the educational front. This is a single example of the systematic destruction of education in Yemen over nine years, revealing the true nature of the United Nations and its education rights organizations.

In Al-Safra District, the airstrikes targeted citizens' homes in the Bir Al-Sharifa neighborhood, Rahban area, and a diesel tanker in the Al-Aqab area, causing massive destruction of homes, the burning of the tanker, and damage to citizens' properties and homes, leading to a major displacement towards the mountains and caves.

In Haidan District, the airstrikes targeted the home of citizen Hussein Abdullah Howeis and equipment belonging to Al-Masaar Silab Contracting Company. The result was the martyrdom of the elderly Mr. Howeis, the complete destruction of the home, widespread sorrow, fear, panic among children and women, the displacement of an entire family, and the destruction of equipment worth tens of millions.

In Majzar District, the airstrikes targeted a residential neighborhood consisting of five homes and Al-Tawfiq Mosque, destroying several properties in the Al-Jamla area. This led to the destruction of homes, the mosque, and the scattering of the Qur'an pages, causing fear and panic among the residents and displacement towards the unknown.

The targeted residential area in Al-Jamla includes the homes of scholars, such as the home of scholar Abdulrahman Al-Azzi, the home of scholar Ali Ahmed Al-Hadi, and the home of scholar Hassan bin Abdullah Al-Jalal, as well as the homes of other citizens and scientific figures. This was aimed at weakening the community and targeting its leaders and notables.

In Saqin District, in the Dhikrhd area, the aggression airstrikes targeted a fuel station and a home and commercial stores belonging to citizen Ibrahim Al-Najm, causing massive destruction and fear among the residents, leading to displacement from the remaining homes and nearby villages and residential neighborhoods.

The intensity of the airstrikes and the deliberate large-scale brutal targeting of Saada province, across its various districts and border areas, is evidence of the aggression's strategies and military plans, employing a scorched earth policy and a failed attempt to subdue the revolutionary leadership.

July 1, 2015... Two martyrs in aggression airstrikes targeting trucks loaded with food and fruits in Amran: 

On this day, July 1, 2015, the Saudi-American aggression air force targeted trucks loaded with fruits and foodstuffs and livestock on the main road in Harf Sufyan District, Amran Governorate.

The airstrikes resulted in two martyrs, the burning of two transport trucks and a car, and tons of pomegranates, apples, grapes, potatoes, tomatoes, and other foodstuffs being destroyed. Dozens of livestock were killed, and there was fear and panic among travelers and the residents of nearby areas.

July 1, 2018... Two injured in aggression airstrikes on a home in Hajjah: 

On this day, July 1, 2018, the Saudi-American aggression air force targeted the home of citizen Hassan Al-Qadhi in the Al-Hajla area of Bakil Al-Mir District, Hajjah Governorate.

The brutal airstrikes resulted in serious injuries to two women, the death of several livestock, the complete destruction of the home, and damage to several nearby homes and properties, causing fear and panic among children, women, and the residents, and leading to displacement and homelessness in the mountains and caves.

July 1, 2020... Aggression airstrikes target tire and oil warehouses in Sana'a: 

On this day, July 1, 2020, the US-Saudi aggression air force targeted tire and oil warehouses in the Dhahban area, Bani Harith District, in the capital Sana'a.

The night airstrikes caused a massive fire, with flames and smoke rising between eight and nine in the evening after the Isha prayer, causing fear and panic among residents in the nearby neighborhoods, damaging several homes and a nearby mosque, and causing losses in goods worth hundreds of millions.

On the same day, the aggression airstrikes targeted previously bombed sites with 36 airstrikes, causing fear and panic among residents living near the targeted sites and leading to major displacement from the targeted neighborhoods.

July 1, 2020... Aggression targets Economic Corporation warehouses and citizens' homes and workshops in Sana'a: On the same day, July 1, 2020, the Saudi-American aggression air force targeted furniture warehouses belonging to the Economic Corporation in the Al-Hafa area, Al-Sabeen District, in Sana'a.

The airstrikes resulted in the burning of furniture warehouses worth millions of dollars, causing fear and panic among the citizens, damaging their nearby properties and homes, and leading to displacement from nearby homes and neighborhoods.

Targeting homes with residents inside: 

A family of five members was left homeless and without food after the aggression destroyed their home and all its contents.

Another target: a home goods workshop: 

Also, on the same day, July 1, 2020, in the capital Sana'a, the US-Saudi aggression air force targeted a home goods workshop in the Sha'b Al-Hara area, Shaoub District, with brutal airstrikes.

The airstrikes resulted in the destruction of the workshop, damage to nearby homes and citizens' properties, and panic and fear in the middle of the night, depriving children and women of sleep and causing them to flee their homes in fear of imminent death.

The workshop workers, along with their stone, ceramic, and metal products, expressed their fear, panic, and loss of their goods, which they had produced over months. They questioned why they were being targeted, asking why the aggression aimed to kill them and cut off their livelihoods, stating that all the airstrikes were targeting citizens and workers seeking their daily bread.

Scenes of the workshop yard turned into massive craters by the airstrikes, and scenes of scattered home products filled the area. The windows of nearby homes fell, and their shutters and doors were torn off by the intensity of the explosions, as happened with citizens' cars, whose windows were shattered, and some were damaged by debris and rubble. The workshop workers escaped with their lives when the first airstrike hit the edge of the workshop yard, as did the residents fleeing their homes.