Yemen: On this day, December 6, during the years 2015, 2016, and 2017, the US-Saudi aggression deliberately committed war crimes and acts of genocide through its brutal airstrikes on homes, farms, shops, as well as targeting children, women, and the hopes and dreams of the Yemeni people. 

These attacks confiscated the livelihoods and shelters of dozens of families in the provinces of Sana’a, Saadah, and Hajjah.

The attacks, including cluster bombs, resulted in 13 injuries, including six children and three women, with significant property damage. This caused fear among the residents, leading to displacement and exacerbating their suffering.

The airstrikes led to 4 martyrs, 13 injuries, and the complete destruction of four homes, causing widespread damage to nearby farms and properties. Dozens of families were displaced, worsening their suffering.

This resulted in 9 civilian deaths, several injuries, and massive destruction of homes and properties. Women and children were left in fear and terror, leading to displacement and severe hardship.

These documented war crimes are just a fraction of the atrocities committed against the Yemeni people over the past nine years. 

They serve as a stain on humanity and the international community, calling for an immediate end to the Saudi-American aggression and blockade, accountability for war criminals, justice for the victims' families, and comprehensive reconstruction efforts.