Sana'a: On this day, November 10, the US-Saudi-Emirati coalition conducted numerous airstrikes across various provinces, targeting civilians and humanitarian aid vehicles. This resulted in casualties and substantial destruction to both infrastructure and properties.
According to Yemen News Agency, on November 10, 2015, in Ibb Province's Habish District, airstrikes led to the death of one citizen and injured two others. The attacks obliterated three houses and damaged three more, while also partially destroying a primary school and several vehicles. In Marib Province, airstrikes targeted humanitarian relief trucks, injuring two people and burning the vehicles. Further assaults in Saada Province damaged food trucks and a school.
In 2016, similar airstrikes struck Sana'a Province, resulting in three citizen deaths and injuries to 11 others. Multiple airstrikes in various districts caused widespread damage to homes and agricultural lands. Additionally, a child was injured in Saada Province due to missile bombardments.
By November 10, 2017, eight citizens were killed in Saada Province due to airstrikes. This was accompanied by further attacks in Hajjah, Marib, and Taiz Provinces, leading to extensive property damage.
In 2018, a girl in Taiz Province was injured by sniper fire from coalition mercenaries. Airstrikes in Hodeida Province killed and injured four citizens, with additional shelling causing further injuries and damage in multiple districts.
The following year, in 2019, coalition mercenaries conducted widespread attacks using various weapons in Hodeida Province, causing significant destruction.
On November 10, 2020, an airstrike in Hodeida Province resulted in the martyrdom of Mujib Muhammad Hassan Al-Hammadi. Drones also launched multiple airstrikes across the province, causing severe property damage.
In 2021, a citizen was injured in Hodeida Province due to mercenary fire. Numerous airstrikes were conducted in Marib and Hajjah Provinces, with ongoing bombardments targeting citizen properties.
The most recent report from November 10, 2022, highlights the deaths of two citizens in Al-Jawf Province due to a landmine explosion. The coalition's mercenaries continued to bombard areas in Hodeida Province, exacerbating the destruction.