On 1st August 2015 at 1 am in the morning, the Saudi led coalition airstrikes hit a residential area in Al-Hamra village in Tuban district, Lahj governorate. 8 civilians were killed including 3 women and 2 children and 3 more were wounded. 8 houses were almost completely destroyed and 23 were damaged.
On 1.30am Friday 3rd July 2015, the Saudi led coalition airstrikes hit the residential area of Al-Jeraf in Yemen's capital Sana'a, killing 4 civilians including 3 children and a woman, and injuring 8 others, including 3 children and 2 women.
On the 7th June 2015, the Saudi led coalition airstrikes targeted the Headquarters of Public Leadership in Sanaa which, was located in a densely populated area. The airstrikes destroyed nearby houses and shops. It is reported that those who went to help with rescue efforts were then targeted with further raids as there were 6 raids in total. The Legal Center for Rights and Development based in Sanaa reported 53 civilians killed and 210 others injured. Warning: the following videos are verygraphic and distressing. They are placed here as evidence to call on the UN to launch and independent inquiry and to call upon Western governments to honour the arms treaty by stopping the supply of weapons to Saudi Arabia.
The following video shows human remains that were collected in plastic bags from the streets and roof tops.
On 4th April 2015, the Saudi led coaltion airstrikes targeted 5 trucks of wheat on their way to Taiz city, killing at least 4 people and injuring at least 5.Between 4th/5th they also destroyed Agan bridge linking Taiz and Lahj. In addition, there were reports of 3 houses destroyed in Hodeidah, killing 3 and injuring 9, as well as a mosque destroyed in Hodeidah.
Suadi/US led air strike has targeted today wheat trucks killing 4&injuring 5.this shipment was going to Taiz city pic.twitter.com/ViijRGI7qF
— Hussain Albukhaiti (@HussainBukhaiti) April 5, 2015
Saudi/US led air strike today has destroyed A'agaan bridge between Taiz and Lahj. pic.twitter.com/haY6kw7NtG
— Hussain Albukhaiti (@HussainBukhaiti) April 5, 2015
What does those ppl think of the Saudi/US air strike that destroyed their bridge!! pic.twitter.com/EgvPFQHabu
— Hussain Albukhaiti (@HussainBukhaiti) April 6, 2015
