Yemen: On November 25, spanning the years 2015 to 2021, the US-Saudi aggression systematically committed acts of war, genocide, and displacement against civilians in Yemen. These attacks, targeting civilians and private properties, particularly in the provinces of Sa'adah, Hajjah, and Taiz, caused extensive casualties and destruction, as documented in graphic detail. Other provinces witnessed similar crimes, although documentation remains incomplete.

The bombings resulted in numerous deaths and injuries, including women and children, along with the destruction of homes, infrastructure, schools, and economic facilities. Hundreds of families were left homeless, and countless students, particularly girls, were deprived of education. The impact extended to worsening living conditions and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.

Key Incidents
2015: Attack on Al-Rawdah Girls' School in Sa'adah

In one of the most egregious war crimes, coalition airstrikes destroyed Al-Rawdah Girls' School in Bani Muath, Sahar District, Sa'adah. The attack deprived 600 girls of their education and displaced numerous families who had sought refuge in the only school in the area.

The Director of Education in Sa'adah noted that more than 120,000 students in the province had been deprived of schooling since the beginning of the conflict, with dozens of schools destroyed. He labeled the attack a deliberate assault on education and future generations.

2015: Bombing of a Civilian Home in Taiz

On the same day, airstrikes targeted a civilian home in Al-Mudhaffar District, Taiz, killing a woman, injuring three others, and destroying nearby properties. 

2016: Strikes on Civilian Properties in Sa'adah

Coalition airstrikes hit civilian properties in Sahar District, Sa'adah, causing extensive damage and forcing families to flee. Residents described living in constant fear.

2017: Bombing of a Farm in Hajjah

An airstrike destroyed the solar energy system of a farm in Abs District, Hajjah, killing a worker and causing significant financial losses. 

Across various provinces, coalition airstrikes and artillery shelling destroyed homes, farms, roads, and businesses. These attacks caused mass displacement, deaths, and injuries, particularly among women and children. The bombings severely restricted movement, exacerbated famine and disease, and denied countless children access to education and healthcare.

These actions represent clear violations of international humanitarian law, calling for urgent global action to rebuild Yemen's infrastructure, deliver justice to victims, and hold perpetrators accountable.