Houthi attacks on Hankat al-Massoud
Houthi forces attacked homes and civilian infrastructure in Hankat al-Massoud between 5 and 12 January 2025, looted property, detained hundreds and displaced families.
Crimes committed by the Houthis — Al Bayda
Houthi forces attacked homes and civilian infrastructure in Hankat al-Massoud between 5 and 12 January 2025, looted property, detained hundreds and displaced families.
The Houthis demolished a house with explosives in Radaa, damaging neighbouring homes and burying residents under rubble. Human Rights Watch documented nine civilians from one
Three women were wounded and two vehicles damaged by a mine on a side road in al-Jabrah, Radman, according to a Yemeni Landmine Records statement carried by Yemen Shabab Net i
The Houthis imposed a siege on Khubzah on 12 July 2022 and began heavy shelling on 19 July, according to SAM’s statement carried by Yemen Shabab Net. On 20 July it reported te
Riyadh Fadl Ahmad al-Humayqani, 13, was killed near his family home in Ghawl al-Saqal, al-Zahir, on 25 December 2020, local sources told Yemen Shabab Net. He was returning fro
Jihad Ahmad al-Asbahi was shot dead by Houthi gunmen during a raid on her home in al-Taffah on 27 April 2020, according to a Yemen Shabab Net report.
Omar Ali Abbad Saleh al-Zawbah, 22, was killed by a Houthi sniper while travelling by motorcycle in al-Zawb, al-Qurayshiyah, on 9 March 2018, local sources told Yemen Shabab N
Twelve-year-old Adilah Abdulkarim Abdullah Saleh al-Mansouri was killed by a Houthi sniper while leaving her home in Ashar, Nati, on 3 February 2018, local sources told Yemen
The Sanaa Center reported that around 350 families were displaced from al-Zawb during a Houthi siege and shelling between 2014 and 2017, with major fighting in June 2015. It d
Ahmad Muhammad al-Masnayi told Al Jazeera’s correspondent in December 2014 that the Houthis planted explosives in his Khubzah home and demolished it, leaving his fourteen-memb