Sana’a (HRNW), August 12, 2026: The Pentagon has acknowledged that more than 150 civilians were killed in U.S. airstrikes in Yemen, while 247 people were also injured, according to a 12-page Pentagon report.
The report details casualties resulting from three U.S. military operations conducted in April 2025, including civilian deaths and injuries linked to the airstrikes.
According to the report, the U.S. military reviewed incidents in which civilians were reportedly affected during the operations. The disclosure has renewed attention to the humanitarian consequences of military action in Yemen, where civilians have faced prolonged conflict and instability.
The reported casualties occurred amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing armed conflict, further raising concerns over the protection of civilians during military operations.
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Disclaimer: This report is based on available information and the findings cited in the Pentagon report. Casualty figures and other details may be subject to further clarification or investigation.
