Sana'a:On November 7, aggression aircraft from the US-Saudi-Emirati coalition launched numerous airstrikes across Yemen, targeting telecommunications networks, infrastructure, and residential areas, resulting in both civilian casualties and considerable destruction.
According to Yemen News Agency, on November 7, 2015, airstrikes in the Dhabwah area of Sanhan District, Sana'a Governorate, led to the death of one woman and injuries to two children. These strikes resulted in the destruction of homes and damage to agricultural lands. Additional attacks on a fuel-loaded truck and various districts caused further casualties and infrastructure damage.
In subsequent years, November 7 continued to be marked by aggression. In 2016, airstrikes targeted areas in Sana'a, Al-Hodeida, and other governorates. By 2017, these assaults had escalated, leading to significant loss of life and property damage across several districts, including Saada and Hajjah.
The pattern of aggression persisted in 2018, with airstrikes and artillery shelling causing civilian deaths and injuries, including the tragic wounding of a child by a cluster bomb in Saada Governorate. The following year saw continued bombardments and artillery attacks in various regions, notably in Al-Hodeida.
On November 7, 2020, aggression aircraft launched airstrikes on Marib and Saada Governorates, while reconnaissance combat aircraft targeted Al-Hodeida. The violence extended into 2021 with further airstrikes in Marib and Saada, along with reconnaissance attacks in Al-Hodeida. In 2022, reconnaissance aircraft continued their operations in Taiz Governorate, with mercenaries fortifying positions and shelling areas in Al-Hodeida.
These aggressive actions have resulted in a significant toll on Yemeni civilians and infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
