The violations that are committed by Saudi-Led coalition against civilians in Yemen 9/9/2016
Sana’a:
(11 airstrikes)
- Two airstrikes targeted the public road in Sabera area, Belad AL-Roos district.
- One airstrike targeted cattle at the public road in Belad AL-Roos district.
- Four airstrikes targeted AL-Wathan area, Belad AL-Roos district.
- Three airstrikes targeted the communications network at Bait Dhaba’n Mountain, Belad AL-Roos district.
The Capital of Sana’a:
(8 airstrikes)
- One airstrike targeted Attan area, AL-Sabe’en district.
- Seven airstrikes targeted AL-Nahdain area, AL-Sabe’en district.
Saada:
(13 airstrikes)
- Two airstrikes targeted AL-Habl Valley, Baqem district.
- Five airstrikes targeted Mandaba area, Baqem district.
- One airstrike targeted AL-Kherban area in Maran, Haidan district.
- One airstrike targeted Maran area, Haidan district.
- Two airstrikes targeted AL-Habra area, Razeh district.
- One airstrike targeted AL-Masahef area, Baqem district.
- One airstrike targeted AL Salem area, Ketaf district.
- Artillery and missile bombardment targeted AL Maqna’ area, Munabeh district.
Hajja:
(24 airstrikes)
- Eight airstrikes targeted Haradh district.
- Nine airstrikes targeted Meedi district.
- Seven airstrikes targeted AL-Jar area, Abss district.
AL-Jawf:
(5 airstrikes)
- Two airstrikes targeted AL-Mutoon district.
- Three airstrikes targeted AL-Masloub district.
Amran:
( 2 airstrikes)
- Two airstrikes targeted Harf Sufyan district.
Marib:
( 64 airstrikes)
- (50) airstrikes targeted AL-Rabe’I and Hailan areas, Surwah district.
- Ten civilians were killed and 25 others were injured during the bombing of Saudi Arabia warplanes and its alliance by 2 airstrikes on mercenaries gathering at the South of Surwah district.
- Five airstrikes targeted civilians’ houses and destroyed 7 house and damaged 22 others at AL-Matar Neighborhood in Surwah district.
Seven airstrikes targeted Surwah Public Market and destroyed 17 shops, damaged 17 others, destroyed 2 fuel stations and 3 food stores in Surwah district