Yemen: On  July 10th, over nine years, the US-Saudi aggression continued its genocidal war, committing brutal massacres in several Yemeni provinces. The attacks destroyed homes, farms, infrastructure, and used humanitarian aid as cover to target and kill civilians. The airstrikes resulted in over 80 casualties, mostly children and women, causing widespread terror, fear, and deep sadness. This relentless aggression has exacerbated daily suffering, leaving a trail of destruction across Sa'adah, Sana'a, Shabwa, Hodeidah, and Ibb.

Key Crimes on This Day:

2015: 19 Killed, Injured in AirstrikesTargeting Civilian Homes in Sana'a

On July 10, 2015, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted civilian homes in Al-Hadira village, Wadi Sanhan, Sana'a, killing 11, including children and women, and injuring eight. The airstrikes destroyed two homes, causing significant damage to nearby properties, prompting fear, displacement, and profound sadness among locals. The attack, during Ramadan's last ten days after Friday prayers, left scenes of bloodshed and devastation, with rescuers struggling to save lives amidst rubble. Despite international silence, residents vow resilience against Saudi aggression, condemning the injustice and vowing to uphold dignity and resistance.

2015: 18 Killed, Injured in Airstrikes Targeting Revolution Stadium, Wedding Halls in Sana'a

On July 10, 2015, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted Revolution Stadium and Zahra Al-Madaen wedding hall in Sana'a, resulting in six deaths and 12 injuries. The attacks caused extensive damage, with the stadium and hall left in ruins, instilling fear among locals. The airstrikes symbolized the aggression's disregard for Yemeni infrastructure and inflicted deep scars on the community, despite efforts to extinguish fires and aid the wounded.

2015: Aggression Targets Humanitarian Aid Convoy and Homes in Sa'adah

On July 10, 2015, US-Saudi coalition airstrikes targeted a humanitarian aid convoy and several homes in Sa'adah. This act resulted in three deaths and seven injuries, causing widespread fear, displacement, and destruction. The coalition's use of humanitarian aid as a lure for attacks violates international humanitarian law, marking a grave injustice against Yemeni civilians.

2015: Missile Strikes Cause Injuries in Mekash Border Area, Sa'adah

On the same day, mercenaries aligned with the Saudi army launched missile strikes on the Mekash area in Sa'adah, resulting in three injuries, including a child. The attack led to extensive property damage and heightened displacement among border residents, exacerbating their plight amid ongoing aggression.

2015: Aggression Targets Infrastructure and Homes in Ibb

Also on July 10, 2015, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted educational and security facilities, a mosque, and homes in Ibb. This assault injured several residents, destroyed critical community structures, and caused widespread devastation. The deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure underscores the coalition's disregard for human life and international norms.

2015: Martyrs, Injuries in Aggression Targeting Al-Nakba and Peace Bridge, Shabwa

In Shabwa, the US-Saudi coalition targeted the Al-Nakba junction and Peace Bridge, killing four and injuring four in three airstrikes. This attack severed a vital link between Yemeni provinces, underscoring the coalition's destructive tactics aimed at crippling Yemen's infrastructure and people.

This condensed version covers all the specified incidents while maintaining the key details and impacts of each attack.