Yemen: On November 19, across several years (2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018), US-Saudi aggression repeatedly targeted Yemeni civilians with war crimes, genocide, and forced displacement. These attacks, which struck residential areas, markets, farms, and roads in Sa'adah, Taiz, and Al-Jawf, left 17 dead and 16 injured, including women and children. Below are notable details:

2015: 16 Casualties in Mocha Market Bombing

Saudi airstrikes targeted the old market in Mocha, Taiz Governorate, killing nine civilians and injuring seven others. The attack caused widespread destruction, incited panic, and worsened the suffering of victimized families.

2016: A Civilian Injured in Sa'adah

An airstrike hit a car in Sa'adah, gravely injuring the driver, destroying the vehicle, and crippling local infrastructure. The attack disrupted transportation, blocked access to essential goods, and further isolated the community.

2017: Destruction and Forced Displacement in Sa'adah

In Baqim District, airstrikes leveled homes and farms, forcing families to flee with nothing but their lives. Entire villages were reduced to rubble, crops burned, and livelihoods lost, compounding the humanitarian crisis.

2018: Massacre in a Sa'adah Farm

Airstrikes on a farm in Sahar District, Sa'adah, killed eight civilians, including children, and injured seven others. The attack destroyed farmland and terrified neighboring families.

These atrocities are part of a broader pattern of war crimes against Yemenis over nine years. The destruction of infrastructure, displacement of families, and loss of lives highlight the urgent need to end the aggression and hold perpetrators accountable.