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Documentation of one thousand seven hundred seventy-four cases of explosions and bombings of homes and civilian facilities by Houthi militia in seventeen provinces.

Story Highlights
  • Houthi militia conducted 1,774 bombings in Yemen, targeting homes and civilian facilities.
  • The report details damage to 1,129 residential homes and 136 mosques and Quranic houses.
  • Violations also impacted 179 bridges, 146 farms, and 41 schools across 17 provinces.
  • The Yemeni Network urged the international community to address these humanitarian crises.

Houthi Militias Responsible for 1,774 Explosions and Bombings in Yemen

The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms released a report today documenting 1,774 cases of bombings and explosions targeting homes, facilities, and civilian sites in 17 provinces. These incidents occurred from September 2014 to August 2026 and were attributed to the Houthi terrorist militia.

Scope of Violations

The report, titled “Bombing Homes… A Persistent Terrorist Instinct of Houthi Militias,” detailed various violations, including:

  • 1,129 residential homes
  • 136 mosques and Quranic houses
  • 179 bridges and public roads
  • 146 farms and water wells
  • 41 schools and educational facilities
  • 39 government buildings
  • 19 health facilities, along with commercial, political, and archaeological sites.

Impact on Civilians

The network emphasized that targeting homes and service facilities has led to the displacement of families, disruption of essential services, and exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis in affected areas.

Call to the International Community

The network urged the international community to take action in response to these violations.

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