News - Yemen: Three citizens were martyred in explosions caused by remnants of the U.S.-Saudi aggression in Al-Durayhimi District, Hodeidah Governorate.

The report clarified that Abdullah Jaber Mashhouri, 50 years old, and his son Nashwan, 12 years old, were martyred west of Al-Durayhimi city. Additionally, Yahya Rajeh Hadeesh, 45 years old, was martyred in Al-Shajan village in the same district due to a similar explosion.

Hodeidah Governorate is among the regions most contaminated with landmines and explosive remnants of the U.S.-Saudi-Emirati aggression. This poses a significant threat to civilians, causing numerous casualties and endangering lives in various districts.

Cluster bombs and remnants from the US-Saudi aggression continue to threaten various regions across Yemen, particularly near farms and roads, resulting in numerous civilian casualties. Over 25,000 civilians have fallen victim to cluster munitions since the conflict began.

Nine Yemeni governorates have reportedly been targeted with over 2,500 cluster bomb raids, including US CBU-87 bombs, British BL755 bombs, and Brazilian ASTROS II bombs. These internationally banned weapons, featuring destructive, phosphorous, and piercing designs, persist as a danger to residents, especially in farming and road-adjacent areas.