Saada:US-Saudi-Emirati aggression aircraft have conducted a series of airstrikes targeting infrastructure and citizens' homes, resulting in casualties and significant material damage. The attacks have affected several districts across Yemen, with incidents of civilian deaths, injuries, and property destruction.
According to Yemen News Agency, on October 28, 2015, airstrikes in Majz District, Saada Governorate, resulted in the martyrdom of 12 citizens, including children and women, and led to the destruction of several homes. In Razih District, seven citizens were martyred and eight others injured as airstrikes targeted homes, destroying one and damaging others. In Saqayn District, a school was destroyed, and nearby homes were damaged.
Further reports from Yemen News Agency indicate that in Sana'a Governorate, 15 citizens were injured in airstrikes on Bashar village, Jahana District. In Al-Sabeen District, airstrikes damaged commercial shops and residential buildings. In Hodeida Governorate, airstrikes in 2016 resulted in the martyrdom of a citizen and injuries to his family. Additional airstrikes targeted infrastructure across various districts.
The agency also reports that on October 28, 2018, aggression aircraft destroyed a truck loaded with beehives in Hajjah Governorate. Airstrikes in Saada Governorate caused damage to citizens' property, while Saudi rocket and artillery shelling affected citizens' farms and roads.
On October 28, 2020, a woman was martyred in Saudi artillery shelling in Saada Governorate, and significant airstrikes occurred in multiple districts. The following year, Saudi army fire resulted in a civilian martyrdom and injuries in Saada. Multiple districts were subjected to airstrikes, damaging homes and property.
Most recently, on October 28, 2023, seven citizens were injured by Saudi army fire in Saada Governorate. Reconnaissance aircraft launched airstrikes in Hodeida Governorate, while mercenaries established combat fortifications and shelled various areas with artillery. These events highlight the ongoing impact of aggression in Yemen.
