Sana’a: On September 15, the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression committed actions resulting in significant civilian casualties in Yemen, with numerous airstrikes causing the deaths of dozens, including children and women.
According to Yemen News Agency, on September 15, 2015, airstrikes by the aggression’s aircraft targeted residential areas in Dhamar Governorate, killing 18 individuals, including five children and four women, and injuring 14 others. The strikes also destroyed homes and damaged neighboring buildings. In Saada Governorate, 13 citizens, including 11 children, lost their lives due to airstrikes on homes in Baqim District.
The aggression continued in various regions, leading to further casualties and destruction. In Al Mahwit Governorate, airstrikes on a truck and vehicle resulted in multiple deaths and injuries. Agricultural areas and infrastructure were also targeted, causing both human and material losses.
The conflict extended over the years, with repeated strikes leading to ongoing devastation. In 2016, attacks on educational institutions and public facilities in Hodeida Governorate were reported. The following years saw continuous aggression, with significant impact on infrastructure and civilian lives across multiple governorates.
Each year, on September 15, repeated airstrikes and shelling were reported, targeting various districts and causing substantial damage to homes, roads, and communication channels. This ongoing conflict has resulted in severe humanitarian consequences for the Yemeni population.
The series of attacks over the years highlights the persistent nature of the aggression, impacting civilians and infrastructure significantly. The situation underscores the ongoing challenges faced by Yemen due to external military actions and the need for resolution to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.
