News - Yemen: Insan Organization for Rights and Freedoms revealed a heavy toll of crimes and violations committed by the American aggression and the Zionist enemy entity against civilians in Yemen during the first half of 2025. 

In its new human rights report titled "Victims Without Justice," it documented the martyrdom and injury of 776 civilians, most of whom were women and children, and the targeting of service and vital facilities in various provinces.

The report clarified that the airstrikes focused on purely civilian entities without any military necessity, indicating that the most affected provinces are Sana'a, Al Hudaydah, Sa'ada, Amran, Dhamar, Al Bayda, Marib, Al Jawf, Ibb, and Hajjah.

It also drew attention to the crime of targeting the oil port at Ras Isa, which claimed the lives of 84 civilians and caused the deprivation of the country from a main source of fuel and food.

The organization documented a horrific crime at a migrant shelter in Sa'ada province on April 28, 2025, committed by the American aggression and the Zionist enemy entity, which claimed the lives of more than 70 Ethiopian migrants.

The targeting also included airports, ports, power stations, cement factories, hospitals, schools, and service networks, in a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.

The report by the Human Organization confirmed that these systematic crimes represent an intentional aggressive policy to inflict suffering on the Yemeni people, calling on the international community to take urgent action to hold the criminals accountable and bring justice to the victims.

Since late 2023, Yemeni forces have repeatedly targeted Israeli and US-linked vessels in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea, prompting the US and its allies to intensify naval deployments. Despite advanced missile defenses, US warships have struggled to fully neutralize Yemen’s drone and missile barrages, leading military experts to call for new interception technologies.

The Yemeni campaign has not only inflicted material and strategic losses on the Israeli enemy but has also shifted regional and international calculations. By striking economic lifelines and undermining the myth of Israeli security superiority, Yemen has redefined its role in the Arab-Israeli conflict—positioning itself as a central player in shaping the future balance of power in the region.