Sana'a:On November 8, spanning from 2015 to 2021, multiple incidents of violence and destruction marked the landscape across various governorates in Yemen, inflicted by US-Saudi-Emirati aggression. These events, characterized by aerial raids and artillery shelling, resulted in numerous casualties and significant damage to infrastructure and private properties.
According to Yemen News Agency, these attacks have consistently targeted densely populated areas, residential homes, and critical infrastructure, including roads and bridges. This aggression has caused the deaths of civilians, including children, and led to injuries among the Yemeni population.
In 2015, specific attacks on Sa'ada Governorate resulted in the deaths of citizens and the destruction of property, with similar destructive patterns continuing in the following years. The aggression's aircraft targeted areas in Marib, Hajjah, Amran, and Taiz Governorates, causing substantial material damage and loss of life.
The aggression's operations extended to significant infrastructure, such as communication towers and bridges, severely affecting daily life and mobility. In 2016, attacks on Taiz and Al-Mahwit Governorates exemplified the broad geographic spread of these military actions.
In later years, the aggression's activities included targeting citizens' homes and farms, as seen in Marib and Hodeida Governorates, where artillery shelling and air raids resulted in considerable damage and civilian casualties. The violence persisted into 2021, with sustained attacks on various districts, causing further loss of life and property.
This ongoing conflict highlights the enduring humanitarian crisis in Yemen, as the aggression's military operations continue to impact civilians and infrastructure across the country.
