Saudi coalition crimes in 2600 days of aggression on Yemen
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The Eye of Humanity Center for Rights and Development documents the Saudi-led coalition crimes on Yemen during 2,600 days and reveals the total number of martyrs that reached 17,775.
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The number of children killed and wounded during 2,600 days of the aggression is 4,028 martyrs.
The Eye of Humanity Center for Rights and Development announced that "the total number of martyrs and wounded during 2,600 days of the coalition's aggression on Yemen reached 46,374, including 17,775 martyrs and 28,599 wounded."
The center detailed its statistics, saying that "the number of children killed and wounded during 2,600 days of the aggression is 4,028 martyrs, 4,595 wounded, 11,307 men were martyred and 21,091 were wounded, 2,440 women were martyred, and 2,913 were wounded."
The center documented that "The aggression coalition targeted, during 2,600 days, 15 airports, 16 ports, 342 stations and electricity generators, 614 communication networks and stations, 2,815 water tanks and stations, 2,095 government facilities, and 6,827 roads and bridges."
The Eye of Humanity center added that "405 factories, 384 fuel tankers, 11,952 commercial establishments, 434 poultry and livestock farms, 9,868 means of transportation, and 482 fishing boats were targeted."
He continued, "During these days, the aggression targeted 590,770 homes, 182 university facilities, 1,622 mosques, 376 tourist facilities, and 413 hospitals and health facilities."
According to the center's statistics, "the Saudi aggression destroyed 1,216 schools and educational facilities, 9,799 agricultural fields, 139 sports facilities, 254 archaeological sites, and 60 media facilities."
The Saudi-led coalition’s war against Yemen since 2015 targeted Yemeni cities and villages with air raids, resulting in many massacres and many Yemenis being displaced from their places of residence.
The coalition completed its war against the Yemenis with a suffocating blockade by land, sea, and air, preventing the arrival of humanitarian aid and basic needs, including oil derivatives, medicines, and medical supplies.
