Amran:Yemen Airstrikes by US-Saudi-Emirati forces have caused numerous casualties and significant destruction across various regions. The attacks targeted multiple governorates, resulting in the deaths and injuries of civilians and extensive damage to infrastructure and property.
According to Yemen News Agency, on October 14, 2015, airstrikes in the Wadi Al-Zayh area in Hajjah Governorate led to the deaths of five citizens, including three children, and injured three others. The strikes also damaged homes, a water pump, a commercial shop, and a transport truck carrying food supplies. In Taiz, airstrikes on the international airport resulted in four deaths and damage to airport facilities. Further strikes in the Al-Mawiyah Junction and a school in Al-Waziyah District caused extensive property damage.
In Saada Governorate, airstrikes in the Al-Awali area killed three people and severely damaged a house. Additional strikes in the Al-Alaya area of Al-Ghamr District killed one person and injured three women, destroying a house and damaging neighboring properties. Telecommunications networks in various districts were also targeted, causing widespread communication disruptions.
Attacks continued with airstrikes on several areas in Al-Bayda Governorate, destroying public and private facilities, and in Amran city, resulting in extensive property damage. In Marib Governorate, the historic city of Baraqish suffered significant damage to its ancient structures due to airstrikes.
The following year, on October 14, 2016, airstrikes in Amran Governorate killed four members of a family, including three children. In Ibb Governorate, attacks on an educational center resulted in one death and three injuries, along with the complete destruction of the facility. Additional strikes in Saada Governorate and other regions caused further casualties and property damage.
Aggression continued in subsequent years, with airstrikes causing deaths, injuries, and destruction across multiple governorates, including Lahj, Hodeida, Hajjah, Al-Jawf, and Marib. Combat fortifications established by mercenaries in Hodeida Governorate led to artillery shelling that further devastated civilian areas.
The ongoing conflict in Yemen has resulted in significant loss of life and damage to infrastructure, with repeated airstrikes exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region.
