US-Saudi-Emirati Aggression Continues to Impact Yemeni Provinces on May 7

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Sana'a: On this day, May 7, the aircraft of the American-Saudi-Emirati aggression committed new crimes against the Yemeni people that left dozens of martyrs and wounded in a number of provinces.

According to Yemen News Agency, the aggression aircraft launched a series of raids over the years on various provinces, causing extensive damage and loss of life. On May 7, 2015, multiple raids targeted areas in Marib, Saada, and other districts, hitting government buildings and border areas. The aggression continued in 2016 with raids on strategic locations in Marib and Sana'a provinces, alongside shelling in Taiz.

In 2017, the aggression aircraft intensified their attacks, resulting in the death and injury of women and children in Taiz province. The attacks expanded to include industrial sites and agricultural lands, causing significant destruction. The following year saw further casualties in Sana'a, with raids targeting populated areas and educational institutions.

By 2019, the aggression aircraft continued their operations, launching raids across Saada, Hajjah, and Hodeida provinces, impacting civilian infrastructure and homes. The aggression persisted into 2020, with missile and artillery shelling causing fatalities in Saada, and raids damaging properties in Al-Jawf province.

The aggression continued in 2021, with targeted raids in Marib province coinciding with International Quds Day commemorations, resulting in civilian casualties. In 2022, mercenary forces expanded their artillery attacks across multiple provinces, causing widespread damage and fear among the civilian population.

On May 7, 2023, reconnaissance aircraft conducted raids in Hodeida, as mercenaries established combat fortifications and shelled various areas, further escalating the ongoing conflict. The continued aggression underscores the persistent humanitarian crisis affecting Yemen, with civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict's impact.