April 26, 2015: Two strikes targeted a home and park in Sabir al-Mawadim, killing 9 civilians—including 6 children and 2 women. Even recreation spots were not safe from the US-backed Saudi aggression
The image of Buthaina trying to open her eyes after losing her family remains etched in memory—even after 11 years, she stands as a living witness to the brutality.
The US-Saudi coalition blockade is not just war—it is a war on livelihoods. Salaries of 1.4 million employees were cut, while living costs soared under 11 years of economic siege.
In Mokha, US-Saudi coalition strikes destroyed a residential area—killing 88 civilians and injuring 102, mostly women and children, in a horrific massacre.
A Yemeni girl with an amputated leg sums up unbearable pain: “The US-Saudi coalition deprived me of a normal life… shame on them, and on those who claim humanity while remaining silent.”
What happened on March 26, 2015?
And what if the US-Saudi coalition had succeeded?
These questions reflect the suffering of a people who resisted against all odds.
In Sahar, Saada (June 3, 2015), airstrikes left amputated children, smoke-filled skies, and destroyed homes—53 killed and 12 injured in a tragic scene.
Scenes reveal the horrific damage of cluster bombs: physical and psychological scars on two young girls, Sumaiya and Afia, while herding sheep. A tragedy summarizing the suffering of thousands of children in
What did this Yemeni child do to be deprived of education and have his school targeted by US-Saudi coalition jets? Did he pose a threat, or was it simply a move to steal his most basic rights?
September 21, 2015: Al-Shaghadira market massacre in Hajjah is a crime exposing US-Saudi coalition brutality. 28 martyrs—including children and the elderly—were killed by American bombs
American weapons killed Buthaina's entire family here: On August 25, 2017, US-Saudi coalition airstrikes destroyed three homes in Sana'a's Faj Attan area. This left 14 martyrs, including 6 children and 2 women, 24 wounded
Blood and destruction in the heart of World Heritage
US-Saudi coalition strikes on Sana'a's Al-Qasimi neighborhood on June 13, 2015, killed a woman and two children, targeting both people and
Over 11 years, the US-Saudi coalition destroyed 9,002 roads and bridges—not just infrastructure, but lifelines—deepening the suffering of an entire nation.