News - Yemen: The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights revealed on Wednesday that the total casualties from the US-Saudi aggression on Yemen over the past ten years have reached 59,346 killed and wounded. Of those, 2,303 civilians were killed or injured in US-British attacks since January 2024 alone.

During a press conference held Wednesday in the capital Sana’a, the Ministry released its Tenth National Report on the consequences of the aggression on Yemen.

The report states that among the 59,346 civilian casualties over the 10-year period, 3,154 were women and 4,175 were children.

Regarding the more recent aggression, the report confirms that from January 2024 to April 26, 2025, a total of 2,303 civilians were killed or injured by US, British, and Israeli attacks. This includes 214 children and 67 women.

The Ministry noted that it has been actively documenting and recording the crimes committed from mid-March through April 26, 2025, during the latest wave of US military escalation in support of the Israeli occupation.

Judge Ibrahim Al-Shami, Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights, clarified that the numbers and data presented in the report are not final.

He also pointed out that the report, which includes eight main sections, outlines the impacts and repercussions of the aggression over a specific time frame, underscoring the ongoing nature of the war. He reaffirmed that the Palestinian cause remains Yemen’s primary issue, regardless of the cost.

Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia—supported by the United States and allies—has waged a war on Yemen, claiming to restore the government of Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi. The war has caused a humanitarian catastrophe, killing hundreds of thousands, displacing millions, and crippling Yemen’s infrastructure.

In early 2024, US and British forces escalated airstrikes on Yemen, resulting in hundreds of civilian casualties. These attacks are framed as efforts to counter Yemeni operations in the Red Sea, which aim to pressure Israeli enemy amid its war on Gaza.

Yemeni forces have responded with continued military actions and a blockade on key maritime routes, vowing to persist until the aggression on Gaza ends.