Sana'a:On October 27, multiple years of US-Saudi-Emirati aggression have resulted in significant destruction and casualties across various governorates. Airstrikes have targeted essential infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and roads, leading to numerous injuries and the destruction of public and private property.
According to Yemen News Agency, on October 27, 2015, airstrikes in the Al-Jarraf area of the capital's municipality injured three citizens and destroyed two houses. In the Razih District, Saada Governorate, shelling resulted in one fatality and further injuries at a hospital in Haydan due to airstrikes. Additionally, educational facilities in Haydan District were targeted, causing extensive damage.
The aggression extended to the Bani Rabia, Ghamar, and Al-Shawarq areas, with airstrikes injuring citizens and damaging homes and properties. Cluster bombs were reported in Sahar District, highlighting the use of prohibited weapons. In Al-Mahwit Governorate, airstrikes on Shibam Kawkaban District damaged numerous buildings and historical sites.
In subsequent years, similar patterns of aggression occurred. On October 27, 2016, airstrikes in Saada Governorate resulted in multiple casualties and significant damage to infrastructure, including telecommunications. In Al-Mahwit Governorate, children were injured, and livestock were killed due to airstrikes. The following years saw continued airstrikes and shelling across various districts, causing further loss of life and destruction of property.
The pattern of aggression on October 27 across these years underscores the ongoing impact of the conflict on civilians and infrastructure in Yemen.
