Yemen: The US-Saudi coalition continued its aggression against Yemen on December 3rd in the years 2015, 2017, and 2021, committing war crimes and acts of genocide through direct airstrikes, mercenary shelling, and sleeper cell attacks.

These attacks resulted in 23 deaths, including children, 50 injuries, widespread fear, material damage to property, and grief for dozens of families. Simultaneously, they coincided with a Zionist-American plan to occupy Yemen and reimpose external control over its people.

Key Incidents Over the Years:

2017: Bloodshed and Treachery in Sana’a

In one of the most infamous events, airstrikes and acts of treachery led by Saleh in Sana’a caused massive disruption. This orchestrated sedition was aimed at destabilizing the city and undermining Yemen’s internal unity. Eighteen people lost their lives, and 49 were injured as clashes erupted in residential areas, streets, and governmental institutions. The violence instilled fear among citizens and disrupted public safety.

2019: Children Victimized in Hodeidah

An unexploded ordnance left by coalition forces claimed the lives of five children and injured another in Hodeidah. The victims were playing near their homes when the device detonated, leaving a scene of horror and loss. This tragedy devastated families and highlighted the dangers posed by remnants of war on innocent civilians, especially children.

2021: Strikes on Civilian Infrastructure in Sana’a

Saudi-led airstrikes targeted civilian property in the Qur'an area of Sana’a's Sanhan district. Homes under construction, a community water project, and various personal properties were destroyed. The attacks displaced families, worsened the humanitarian crisis, and caused irreparable harm to livelihoods.

A Pattern of Systematic Violence

Over nine years, the coalition has repeatedly targeted civilians, infrastructure, and essential resources. Despite the mounting evidence of war crimes, international bodies and the global community have failed to hold perpetrators accountable or address the ongoing suffering of the Yemeni people.

These events serve as a stark reminder of the human cost of war and the urgent need for justice and humanitarian intervention.