Yemen: On September 25 in the years 2015, 2016, and 2018, US-Saudi airstrikes in Yemen targeted civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, in Sana'a, Sa'adah, and Hodeidah. These attacks left over 30 dead and 30 injured, mostly women and children, and caused widespread displacement and destruction.

September 25, 2015, Sana'a:

In Sana'a, airstrikes hit workers' housing at a textile factory, killing 21 people and injuring 12, including women and children. Survivors described the horror of being attacked while sleeping, losing homes, jobs, and loved ones in an instant.

In Sanhan district, airstrikes targeted homes, injuring civilians and displacing dozens of families. One survivor recalled waking to find his home in ruins and fleeing in terror with his children.

September 25, 2015, Sa'adah:

Coalition strikes targeted homes and a mosque in Saqin district, causing mass destruction, fear, and displacement. Residents lamented the violation of religious sanctities, calling for international action.

September 25, 2016, Sa'adah:

On this day, US-Saudi coalition airstrikes targeted civilian homes and farms in Sa'adah, leading to significant casualties.

Massacre of a Family:

Airstrikes struck Ahmed Said's home, killing 10, including women and children, and injuring eight. The attack devastated the family's home and surrounding properties, causing widespread displacement. A rescue worker recalled the horror of losing six children during the strikes.

Targeting Pomegranate Farms:

The coalition also attacked pomegranate farms in Baqim, destroying livelihoods and crops. A farmer lamented the loss of their income, calling the attacks a devastating blow.

Poultry Farm Destroyed:

On the same day, airstrikes hit a poultry farm in Khawlan, obliterating all facilities and thousands of chickens, further worsening the economic hardships for many families.

September 25, 2018, Hodeidah:

Airstrikes targeted a civilian vehicle in Zubaid, resulting in deaths and injuries. This tragic incident underscored the ongoing violence faced by Yemeni civilians, raising questions about global indifference to their suffering.

These airstrikes are seen as war crimes, with ongoing calls for justice and accountability. The international community must act to end these atrocities and hold the perpetrators accountable.