Sana'a: The aircraft of the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression targeted multiple provinces, causing civilian casualties and significant destruction to public and private property.
According to Yemen News Agency, on September 2, 2015, five citizens sustained injuries when aggression aircraft targeted a house in the Al-Talh area of Sahar District in Sa'ada Province. In two raids on Saqain District, another citizen was injured. The hostile aircraft executed multiple raids in the same province, affecting areas such as Dhahyan, Al-Qama', and the border district of Baqim, causing damage to homes and farms.
Further airstrikes led to the destruction of a citizen's house in Sa'ada city and targeted the Maran area in Haydan District, along with Al-Dhahir District. In Ibb Province, two raids impacted the Al-Salbah area in Al-Udayn District, damaging the New Marib Dam's water barriers. The Old Marib Dam and surrounding areas also suffered from six raids, alongside attacks on Al-Balaq and Al-Faw areas in Marib Province.
The aggression extended to the Capital Sana'a, where the Al-Dailami Air Base and the Military College faced significant damage. In Al-Bayda Province, a series of raids targeted several areas in Mukayras District, and in Al-Hodeida Province, an ice factory and multiple locations in Al-Durayhimi District were bombarded.
In subsequent years, similar patterns of aggression persisted. On September 2, 2016, an airstrike on Al-Hodeida city resulted in one death and eight injuries. Further attacks in Sa'ada Province and other regions caused widespread destruction. The years that followed saw ongoing raids, with significant impacts reported across multiple districts, including the killing and injuring of civilians, destruction of infrastructure, and shelling of residential areas.
In 2017, additional airstrikes resulted in casualties and extensive property damage in Hajjah, Sana'a, and Marib Provinces. By 2018, aggressive air raids continued to devastate Sa'ada and other provinces. The following year saw the continuation of airstrikes and artillery shelling, leading to injuries and destruction in Al-Hodeida and other regions.
In 2020 and 2021, attacks persisted with raids on Marib, Al-Jawf, and Sa'ada Provinces, among others. These attacks resulted in injuries, property damage, and the establishment of combat fortifications by mercenaries. In 2022 and 2023, armed reconnaissance aircraft continued to conduct raids, with mercenaries maintaining offensive positions and shelling various areas, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.