Trump's war on Yemen caused 'unprecedented' civilian death toll

'Unprecedented' civilian death toll in Yemen from US air strikes in 2025

Report says two months of bombing in 2025 resulted in almost as many civilian deaths as prior 23 years of US strikes

Trump's war on Yemen caused 'unprecedented' civilian death toll

Washington’s attacks on Ras Issa port and a detention center in Saada are the two deadliest strikes in the history of US operations in Yemen

This Reporter Exposed the Civilian Toll of US Airstrikes. Her Warning: Be Ready for a More Hostile World

Azmat Khan is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She works as an investigative reporter for The New York Times and The New York Times Magazine. “The digital surveillance of reporters has intensified dramatically, with governments and other actors deploying increasingly sophisticated tools to monitor journalists online.” — New York Times reporter Azmat Khan K…

Massive US Assault In Yemen Targets Military Assets, Houthi Leaders - Data Intelligence

Large wave of strikes (Grok AI) The US launched a large-scale air and naval assault in Yemen on March 15, targeting multiple sites in Houthi-controlled areas. Strikes hit the capital Sanaa and coastal zones, marking the biggest US operation in the Middle East since President Trump took office. According to local reports, dozens were killed in the strikes, including several Houthi leaders targeted in their homes. The assault aims to cripple the H…