Yemen: On September 7, during the years 2015, 2016, and 2018, the US-Saudi aggression continued to commit war crimes against the Yemeni people, deliberately targeting homes, schools, mosques, and markets with brutal airstrikes on the provinces of Sa'adah, Amran, and Ibb. Below are key details of the crimes committed on this day:

2015: 52 Casualties in Ibb 

On September 7, 2015, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted homes and shops in the city of Yarim, Ibb Province, resulting in a massacre that claimed 12 civilian lives and injured 40 others, including women and children. The strikes caused massive destruction of public properties, leaving residents in panic and forcing them to flee.

Among the destruction were chicken feed stores, which were hit and destroyed by the airstrikes. 

2015: Hotel Institute in Sawan, Sana'a Targeted 

In the early morning of September 7, 2015, the US-Saudi aggression bombed the Hotel Institute for Training in Sawan, Sana'a, putting it out of service and causing widespread damage to surrounding homes. The airstrikes created panic among children and women, triggering a mass displacement.

2016: Martyrs and Injured in Savage Attack on Sa'adah

On the evening of September 7, 2016, Saudi artillery targeted homes in the Bani Sayah area of Razeh District, Sa'adah. The attack killed a young girl, injured three others, and left families devastated. 

2018: New Escalation in Sa'adah

On September 7, 2018, airstrikes intensified in Sa'adah, targeting homes and trucks in Maran, Bani Aweer, and Al-Jadwah, leading to the injury of five civilians and the destruction of properties. The attack left residents in fear, increasing the suffering of those already enduring dire conditions.

2016: 21 Martyrs and Injured in Amran 

In a horrific war crime on September 7, 2016, airstrikes hit homes in the Najr Market in Amran city, killing 10 civilians and injuring 11 others, including women and children. The scene of destruction and death left families grieving and displaced, with survivors left traumatized by the loss of their loved ones.

These repeated crimes over the years have left deep scars on the Yemeni people, with entire communities devastated, families displaced, and survivors struggling to cope with the aftermath of these brutal attacks. The suffering continues as families endure harsh living conditions, needing both psychological and material support.