Yemen: On December 14, over nine years, the US-Saudi aggression has continued its brutal campaign against Yemen, targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure through airstrikes, cluster munitions, and landmines. These attacks have left 34 casualties—20 martyrs and 14 injured—most of whom were women and children. The violence has caused widespread destruction, displaced families, and left harrowing images of devastation that challenge the conscience of humanity.

Key Incidents:
2015: Hajja Province Massacre

The aggression targeted residential homes in Bani Al-Haddad, Haradh District, resulting in 12 martyrs (including seven children and three women) and eight injured. Families were displaced, and the scenes of devastation remain a grim reminder of the horrors inflicted on civilians.

2016: Targeting Sana’a and Cluster Bomb Attacks in Sa’adah

Coalition forces bombed the celebration platform in Al-Sabeen Square in Sana’a, causing severe damage to Al-Sha’ab Mosque. Meanwhile, in Sa’adah’s Majz District, cluster bombs targeted civilian areas, threatening lives with unexploded munitions.

2017: Airstrikes in Sa’adah and Hodeidah Provinces

Airstrikes in Ghameer and Razih districts killed eight civilians, including women, children, and medics. Additionally, cluster bomb remnants in Al-Jarahi and Al-Tuhayta led to the deaths of two civilians and injured four, including 3 children.

These atrocities, constituting war crimes under international law, demand urgent international intervention. The silence of the global community has emboldened the aggressors to continue their campaign against Yemen, deepening the humanitarian crisis and prolonging the suffering of its people.