September 26 Over 9 Years: Martyrs, Injuries, and Destruction from US-Saudi Airstrikes on Yemen
Yemen: On September 26, 2016 and 2017, the US-Saudi aggression continued its war crimes against civilians in Sa'adah, targeting homes, farms, and roads with deliberate and brutal airstrikes. These attacks led to deaths, injuries, destruction of infrastructure, displacement, and intensified suffering for the people.
2016: 5 Martyrs and Injured, Livestock Lost in Raids on Razeh
Airstrikes targeted homes in Razeh, resulting in three martyrs and two injured, including women and children. Homes were destroyed, livestock killed, and families displaced.
2017: 7 Martyrs and Injured in Hashwah
Airstrikes targeted Bedouin camps in Hashwah district, killing a woman and two children, and injuring four others, leaving behind devastation.
2017: Injuries from Airstrikes on Public Road in Razeh
Airstrikes hit the public road in Razeh, injuring several civilians and damaging nearby farms, worsening daily life under siege.
These ongoing attacks reflect the severe impact of the US-Saudi aggression, highlighting blatant violations of international law and calls for accountability for these war crimes.
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Israeli National Security Research Center: U.S. and Israeli attacks on Yemen have failed to achieve any tangible change.
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Israeli National Security Research Center: Yemeni military operations, including nightly missile strikes on central Israel, are exhausting settlers.
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The New York Times: Yemen's resilience against Tel Aviv mirrors its endurance through years of Saudi-Emirati coalition warfare and over a year of U.S.-British aggression in the Red Sea.
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The New York Times: Yemeni forces keep Israeli settlers awake at night with continuous strikes on Israel.
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Former Mossad Official to The New York Times: Israel cannot confront Yemeni forces alone and advocates for internationalizing the issue.
