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US-Saudi-Emirati Airstrikes Cause Civilian Casualties and Infrastructure Damage on November 10 Anniversaries

Sana'a:On November 10, various years have witnessed significant military aggression from US-Saudi-Emirati aircraft across several governorates, targeting civilians and humanitarian aid operations. These attacks have resulted in the loss of civilian lives, injuries to numerous individuals, and widespread destruction of infrastructure and property.

According to Yemen News Agency, on November 10, 2015, airstrikes led to the death of one person and injuries to two others in Beit Al-Shabibi village, Ibb Governorate. The attacks resulted in the complete destruction of three houses and damage to several others, alongside targeted strikes on humanitarian relief trucks in Marib Governorate, causing fires and injuries. Additionally, a primary school, vehicles, and a civilian's house were destroyed in various districts.

In subsequent years, November 10 continued to be marked by severe airstrikes. In 2016, attacks in Sana'a Governorate resulted in three deaths and several injuries, as well as the destruction of vehicles and roads. Similar patterns of airstrikes and bombings occurred in Saada, Marib, and Amran Governorates, causing extensive damage to public and private properties.

The following years saw continued aggression, such as in 2017, when eight civilians were fatally struck in Saada Governorate. The airstrikes also caused destruction in Hajjah, Marib, and Taiz Governorates, with significant damage to homes and public facilities. In 2018, further attacks led to injuries and fatalities in Hodeida Governorate, while relentless shelling damaged infrastructure and disrupted civilian life.

In 2019, aggression mercenaries executed sweeps in Hodeida, and in 2020, airstrikes and shelling caused civilian casualties and property destruction in Hodeida and Saada Governorates. The pattern continued in 2021, with multiple air raids in Marib and Hajjah, and renewed shelling in Saada.

The violence persisted through 2022, with landmine explosions causing fatalities in Al-Jawf Governorate, as aggression forces continued artillery and firearm attacks in Hodeida.

This ongoing conflict has highlighted the severe impact of military actions on civilian populations and infrastructure, contributing to the humanitarian crisis in the region.