Sana'a: On this day, June 7, numerous incidents of violence and destruction occurred over several years as a result of US-Saudi-Emirati aggression against the Yemeni people. These acts have left a trail of death, injuries, and devastation across various governorates in Yemen.

According to Yemen News Agency, on June 7, 2015, airstrikes by the coalition's air force resulted in the deaths of 44 citizens and injured over 100 others, including women and children, in the Tahrir area of central Sana'a. The strikes targeted the Supreme Command Building of the Armed Forces and led to the destruction and damage of numerous civilian homes. The same day in Hajjah Governorate, airstrikes on educational and residential facilities resulted in 39 fatalities and 20 injuries, with additional bodies recovered from the rubble.

The following year, on June 7, 2016, the coalition's airstrikes targeted strategic locations and residential areas across several governorates, including Ma'rib, Amran, and Hajjah. Artillery shelling by mercenaries compounded the destruction, affecting civilian properties and infrastructure.

In 2017, the violence continued with airstrikes and shelling causing civilian casualties and property damage across Taiz, Al-Mokha, and Al-Wazi'iyah Districts. The aggression's impact was felt in Sana'a, Hajjah, Amran, and other regions, with reports of damage to civilian property and infrastructure.

The aggression persisted into 2018, with incidents of violence recorded in Saada and Al Jawf Governorates. Airstrikes targeted markets and residential areas, leading to injuries and material losses. The situation remained dire in Hodeida, where airstrikes and shelling caused significant damage.

By 2019, the aggression had resulted in numerous civilian casualties, including women and children, due to artillery shelling and airstrikes in Al Hudaydah and Dhale'a Governorates. The violence extended to religious sites, with mercenaries attacking a mosque in Al-Azraq District.

In 2020, airstrikes targeted several districts in Marib and Sa'ada Governorates, while mercenaries continued shelling civilian areas in Hodeida. The aggression's impact was felt across multiple regions, resulting in further loss of life and destruction.

The violence continued into 2021, with reports of injuries and fatalities due to shelling and airstrikes in Dhale'a, Hodeida, and Marib Governorates. The aggression's activities included the targeting of civilian homes and infrastructure, causing widespread damage.

On June 7, 2022, aggression by mercenaries and airstrikes were recorded across Marib, Hajjah, Saada, and other governorates. The use of heavy artillery and reconnaissance aircraft led to further devastation in these regions.

Most recently, on June 7, 2023, a shell explosion resulted in the death of a woman and a child in Al Hali District, Hodeida Governorate. The aggression's reconnaissance aircraft continued operations, and mercenaries established combat fortifications, maintaining a climate of violence and instability in the region.

Sana'a: On this day, June 7, numerous incidents of violence and destruction occurred over several years as a result of US-Saudi-Emirati aggression against the Yemeni people. These acts have left a trail of death, injuries, and devastation across various governorates in Yemen.

According to Yemen News Agency, on June 7, 2015, airstrikes by the coalition's air force resulted in the deaths of 44 citizens and injured over 100 others, including women and children, in the Tahrir area of central Sana'a. The strikes targeted the Supreme Command Building of the Armed Forces and led to the destruction and damage of numerous civilian homes. The same day in Hajjah Governorate, airstrikes on educational and residential facilities resulted in 39 fatalities and 20 injuries, with additional bodies recovered from the rubble.

The following year, on June 7, 2016, the coalition's airstrikes targeted strategic locations and residential areas across several governorates, including Ma'rib, Amran, and Hajjah. Artillery shelling by mercenaries compounded the destruction, affecting civilian properties and infrastructure.

In 2017, the violence continued with airstrikes and shelling causing civilian casualties and property damage across Taiz, Al-Mokha, and Al-Wazi'iyah Districts. The aggression's impact was felt in Sana'a, Hajjah, Amran, and other regions, with reports of damage to civilian property and infrastructure.

The aggression persisted into 2018, with incidents of violence recorded in Saada and Al Jawf Governorates. Airstrikes targeted markets and residential areas, leading to injuries and material losses. The situation remained dire in Hodeida, where airstrikes and shelling caused significant damage.

By 2019, the aggression had resulted in numerous civilian casualties, including women and children, due to artillery shelling and airstrikes in Al Hudaydah and Dhale'a Governorates. The violence extended to religious sites, with mercenaries attacking a mosque in Al-Azraq District.

In 2020, airstrikes targeted several districts in Marib and Sa'ada Governorates, while mercenaries continued shelling civilian areas in Hodeida. The aggression's impact was felt across multiple regions, resulting in further loss of life and destruction.

The violence continued into 2021, with reports of injuries and fatalities due to shelling and airstrikes in Dhale'a, Hodeida, and Marib Governorates. The aggression's activities included the targeting of civilian homes and infrastructure, causing widespread damage.

On June 7, 2022, aggression by mercenaries and airstrikes were recorded across Marib, Hajjah, Saada, and other governorates. The use of heavy artillery and reconnaissance aircraft led to further devastation in these regions.

Most recently, on June 7, 2023, a shell explosion resulted in the death of a woman and a child in Al Hali District, Hodeida Governorate. The aggression's reconnaissance aircraft continued operations, and mercenaries established combat fortifications, maintaining a climate of violence and instability in the region.