Yemen: On October 19 in the years 2015 and 2016, US-Saudi aggression continued to commit war crimes and horrific massacres in Yemen. These brutal airstrikes targeted homes, residential neighborhoods, fishing boats, and factories in the provinces of Hodeidah, Taiz, and Amran, causing dozens of deaths and injuries. The attacks destroyed property, cut off livelihoods for many families, and severely damaged Yemen's already struggling infrastructure, contributing to widespread displacement and exacerbating suffering in the face of ongoing war and siege.

Notable Crimes Committed on October 19:

2015: Airstrikes on a residential area in Mocha, Taiz, killed five civilians, destroyed buildings, and forced mass displacement.

2015 and 2016: Bombing of Amran Cement Factory and the crushers of Jabal Murah led to multiple casualties, destroyed factory equipment, and caused civilian displacement.

2016: Attacks on fishermen in Hodeidah targeted fishing boats and hangars in Al-Salif and Kamaran Island, killing and injuring fishermen, destroying boats, and worsening the humanitarian crisis.

These events are part of a broader pattern of war crimes and systematic destruction aimed at Yemen's economy and infrastructure over the past nine years. The survivors of these attacks call for international intervention, justice for the victims, and accountability for those responsible for the crimes.