Yemen: The US-Saudi aggression continued its war crimes on November 18 across several years—2015, 2016, and 2021—targeting residential areas, homes, livestock farms, and water projects with brutal airstrikes and artillery fire in Yemen’s Taiz, Dhamar, and Sa'adah provinces.

2015: Water Project and Factory Destroyed in Sa'adah

US-Saudi airstrikes targeted the Hamzat Water Project and the Al-Salam Mineral Water Factory in Sa'adah’s Sahar district. The strikes destroyed infrastructure, leaving thousands of residents and displaced individuals without clean water. Farmers faced dried-out lands and worsening food security.

2016: Child Killed and Civilians Injured in Taiz

Artillery shelling in Taiz struck homes, killing a young girl and injuring five others. The attack sparked a wave of displacement and left a scene of bloodshed and devastation, particularly affecting women and children.

2021: Livestock Farm Bombed in Dhamar

Airstrikes targeted a livestock farm in Dhamar’s Mayfa’a Ans district, killing dozens of sheep and causing massive financial losses to the farm owner. The attack exemplified the ongoing economic and humanitarian toll of the aggression.

These recurring assaults underscore the systematic targeting of civilian infrastructure, worsening living conditions, and inflicting long-term economic and social harm on the Yemeni population.