Yemen: On November 6 over the years 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018, the US-Saudi aggression continued committing war crimes, causing displacement of dozens of families through direct airstrikes on civilians and civilian properties, including homes, farms, beekeepers’ trucks, and public roads in Marib, Hajjah, and Saada.

These strikes resulted in 12 martyrs and injured individuals, including women and children, and caused the destruction of dozens of homes, farms, properties, a mosque, an educational facility, over 2,000 beehives, and five trucks. Roads linking Razeh and Shada districts were cut off, depriving dozens of families of shelter, destroying their livelihoods, and exacerbating their suffering, thus deepening the grief and fear felt by children and women. These tragic scenes necessitate the international community to fulfill its legal responsibilities to stop the aggression and lift the blockade on the Yemeni people, and hold war criminals accountable.

2015: 7 Casualties in Airstrike on Hajjah 

On November 6, 2015, US-Saudi aggression targeted five trucks loaded with bee boxes in Bakil al-Mir District, Hajjah Province. The attack resulted in one martyr, six injured, and the destruction of hundreds of beehives and bees, rendering the trucks burnt-out scrap. Farmers and beekeepers suffered losses estimated at tens of millions, a clear war crime targeting civilian assets.

Images of destruction, fire, blood, and wounded individuals, combined with the grief of families and the fear of children upon hearing of the fate of their loved ones, paint a horrific picture of the aggression's cruelty.

2015: Aggression Bombs Homes and Education Office in Sa'adah

On the same day, the aggression launched airstrikes on the Education Office and residential homes in Baqim District, Sa'adah Province, resulting in widespread destruction and displacement of dozens of families. The rubble of homes and the education office has remained to this day, depriving affected families and their children of safe housing and schooling.

2016: Aggression Bombs Homes and Farms in Marib 

In another war crime on November 6, 2016, US-Saudi airstrikes targeted homes and farms in Sirwah District, Marib Province, causing extensive destruction, displacement of families, and severe damage to the local mosque, water tanks, and nearby properties.

2017: Targeting of Roads Adds New Injuries in Sa'adah 

On November 6, 2017, US-Saudi aggression targeted main roads in various Yemeni areas, worsening civilian suffering by obstructing relief efforts and delivery of medical aid, food, and essential supplies to thousands of families in Sa'adah. The destruction left gaping holes in roads, dividing paths and isolating communities, preventing the movement of vehicles and people.

2018: 5 Martyrs and Injuries from Aggression Bombing Homes in Hajjah 

In Hajjah Province on November 6, 2018, US-Saudi airstrikes on civilian homes in al-Halah village, Mustaba District, resulted in two martyrs and three injuries. Shelling forced dozens of families to flee, leaving their homes abandoned. 

These incidents and others illustrate ongoing war crimes, increasing human suffering and necessitating urgent international action to end the aggression against Yemen and hold those responsible accountable for the violence and destruction inflicted upon its people.