Sana'a: On this day, September 14, the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression targeted populated areas in a number of provinces, committing crimes that claimed the lives of dozens, including children and women.
According to Yemen News Agency, on September 14, 2015, 12 citizens, including women and children, were martyred and others were injured due to airstrikes that destroyed homes in the Al-Hamaqi area of Baqim District, Saada Province, and the Al-Maqash area of Sahar District. Engineer Ali Muqbil and his family were among those martyred in Sana'a Province, as aircraft targeted the Agricultural Complex in Walan area, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries.
In Marib, six Somali refugees were killed and three injured during airstrikes in Harib District. The aggression continued with a series of airstrikes in various parts of Marib city, causing extensive damage to property and infrastructure.
Further attacks were reported in the Capital Secretariat, where residential areas and public facilities suffered significant damage due to airstrikes. The Sama area in Anes District, Dhamar Province, was also targeted, resulting in severe destruction.
On September 14, 2016, the aggression's aircraft launched multiple airstrikes on Sarf area in Shu'ub District, Capital Sana'a, and Atan area in Al-Sabeen District, leading to widespread damage to homes and property.
The aggression continued with over 20 airstrikes on Baqim District, targeting various locations and a citizen's vehicle in Al-Hamaqi area, causing further devastation to property and farms.
The aggression's aircraft also targeted Al-Zamah area, Al-Malahidh in Al-Dhahir District, a fuel station, and a telecommunications network in Munabbih District, leading to the destruction of schools and communication infrastructure in Saada Province.
In Taiz Province, airstrikes destroyed educational facilities in Hayfan District and caused damage in Dhubab District. Similar attacks were reported in Marib, Lahj, Hajjah, Najran, and Jizan, causing widespread destruction across several provinces.
The aggression's impact continued in subsequent years, with significant casualties and property damage reported on September 14 in various years. In 2017, airstrikes in the Capital Sana'a and other provinces resulted in damage to public and private property, while missile attacks targeted various sites.
In 2018, airstrikes in Hodeida Province claimed lives, injured civilians, and damaged facilities, including those of the World Food Programme. Similar incidents occurred in Saada, where missile and artillery shelling injured several citizens.
On September 14, 2019, airstrikes and artillery shelling in Saada, Hajjah, Al-Jawf, and Asir resulted in multiple casualties and widespread destruction. The aggression continued in 2020 with airstrikes targeting various districts in Marib, causing severe damage to farms and infrastructure.
In 2021, airstrikes and artillery shelling in Sana'a, Marib, Taiz, Hodeida, and Saada Provinces resulted in significant damage to property and civilian casualties. The aggression also included reconnaissance aircraft strikes and artillery shelling, causing extensive damage.
On September 14, 2022, armed reconnaissance aircraft and mercenaries targeted several provinces, causing injuries and destruction to property. Shelling and fortifications by mercenaries continued in various areas, leading to further damage and casualties.
The aggression persisted into 2023, with airstrikes and artillery shelling reported in Taiz and Hodeida Provinces, resulting in injuries and destruction.
