Saada:On November 2, US-Saudi-Emirati aggression aircraft launched multiple airstrikes targeting citizens, their property, and infrastructure across various provinces in Yemen, resulting in numerous casualties and widespread destruction.
According to Yemen News Agency, on November 2, 2015, aggression aircraft conducted six airstrikes in the Al-Jamalah area of Majz District, Saada Province, causing extensive damage to homes, farms, and other properties. Similar attacks were reported in the Al-Ghor area of Al-Ghamr District. In the same year, airstrikes in Marib Province led to the death and injury of numerous aggression mercenaries.
In 2016, two women were martyred by sniper fire from mercenaries in Taiz Province, and artillery shelling in Al-Jawf Province wounded another woman. Airstrikes also claimed the life of a citizen in Saada Province, where further bombardments targeted various districts, causing significant damage.
On November 2, 2017, three citizens were killed by Saudi border guards in Saada Province, and airstrikes in Baqim District resulted in the deaths of seven family members. Additionally, airstrikes in Al-Jawf Province wounded ten children.
Reports from 2018 detailed missile and artillery shelling in Saada Province, leading to casualties and damage to homes and farms. Airstrikes in Hodeida and other provinces resulted in further injuries and destruction of infrastructure.
By November 2, 2019, aggression mercenaries had launched a guided missile attack in Hodeida Province and established fortifications in the area. The day saw over 50 airstrikes across various districts in Saada Province, severely affecting civilian areas.
On November 2, 2020, a child in Taiz Province was wounded by sniper fire, while airstrikes and artillery shelling continued across multiple provinces, causing additional destruction and civilian harm.
The attacks persisted into November 2, 2021, with airstrikes and artillery assaults affecting multiple areas, including Saada and Marib Provinces, leading to further loss of life and damage to property.
