US-Saudi-Emirati Aggression Marks Day of Tragedy in Yemen’s History

Sanaa: On this day, June 11, the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression committed crimes against the Yemeni people, targeting homes, service facilities, and infrastructure. According to Yemen News Agency, on June 11, 2015, nine citizens, including seven women, were killed when the aggression's air force targeted a water well in the Al-Qadam area of Haydan District in Saada Governorate. An elderly woman was also killed and a citizen was injured in two airstrikes on three homes in the Maran area of the same district. The aggression's air force launched a series of raids on various locations including the Bani Sayah area in Razih District, a water tank, Al-Nasser Al-Atroush School, and several other areas, resulting in significant destruction. Two citizens were killed in an airstrike in Al-Ghail District in Jawf Governorate, with additional damage to infrastructure, including the branch of the Economic Corporation, Al-Hazm General Hospital, and the communications branch. On June 11, 2016, a civilian was killed and five others, including children and women, were injured by a cluster bomb explosion in Taiz Governorate. Mercenaries also shelled residential areas, causing further devastation. Airstrikes continued in multiple locations across Ma'rib, Hajjah, and Jawf governorates, targeting civilian infrastructure and homes. The subsequent years saw continued aggression. In 2017, airstrikes caused damage to civilian farms in Marib Governorate, while raids in As-Salw and Taiz Governorates targeted critical infrastructure. In 2018, airstrikes on Kamaran Island and other locations in Hodeida Governorate resulted in civilian casualties and property damage. By 2019, the aggression's air force maintained its offensive with raids across Saada and Hodeida governorates, while mercenaries heavily shelled civilian areas, causing widespread damage. The pattern of aggression continued into 2020 with numerous airstrikes across several districts, severely impacting civilian areas and infrastructure. On June 11, 2021, airstrikes and artiller y shelling persisted, causing injuries and damage in Marib, Sana'a, and Saada governorates. Mercenaries shelled Hodeida Governorate, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. The following year, mercenaries established combat fortifications and continued their offensive across multiple governorates, targeting civilian homes and infrastructure. Most recently, on June 11, 2023, mercenaries established combat positions in Hodeida Governorate and shelled various areas, continuing the pattern of aggression and highlighting the ongoing plight of the Yemeni people.