News- Yemen:  The U.S. aggression has resumed its aerial bombardment of residential neighborhoods in various Yemeni provinces, resulting in more civilian martyrs and injuries, particularly in Al-Hodeidah and Dhamar governorates.

On Tuesday evening, U.S. warplanes launched a series of airstrikes on a residential neighborhood in the Al-Hawak district of Al-Hodeidah, western Yemen. The attack led to the martyrdom of four civilians and injuries to others, in addition to extensive damage to homes and private property.

Civil defense teams rushed to the scene to rescue victims and extinguish large fires caused by the U.S. strikes.

In response, the Ain Center for Human Rights and Freedoms condemned this brutal crime, stating that the bloody U.S. aggression is yet another episode in the ongoing series of daily atrocities committed by the United States against Yemeni land and people. 

The center emphasized that these barbaric actions amount to full-fledged war crimes, necessitating immediate accountability under international justice.

The U.S. also expanded its strikes by bombing Dhamar province, south of the capital Sana’a.

According to Almasirah’s correspondent in the area, three American airstrikes hit several farms west of Dhamar City, resulting in both human casualties and material losses.

Civil defense crews quickly responded, rescuing three injured farm workers and guards from the affected areas.

These U.S. airstrikes represent a dangerous escalation and once again highlight the criminal nature of American policies, which increasingly target civilians and civilian infrastructure.

Almasirah’s correspondent in Ibb reported that three U.S. airstrikes targeted the telecommunications network in Jabal Al-Shamahi area, Ba'dan District, aiming to disrupt communications in the region.

The American aggression continues to carry out its intense airstrikes on the capital, Sana'a, and several Yemeni provinces since March 15th, following Yemen's support for the Gaza Strip, which is facing a genocidal war and a suffocating blockade by the Israeli enemy.