US military actions killed 153 Yemen civilians in 2025
In 2025, U.S. military operations in Yemen resulted in the death of 153 civilians and the injury of another 243, following three airstrikes carried out by American forces in April of the same year, according to Pentagon assessments sent to Congress. The reports indicate that all civilian casualties occurred during these strikes, and the U.S. Central Command is still evaluating 15 additional incidents in Yemen in response to reports from non-governmental organizations. Meanwhile, the report recorded no civilian losses due to U.S. operations in the Caribbean and the eastern Pacific, despite attacks on ships suspected of drug trafficking, which have killed over 200 people since September 2025. These actions face criticism from human rights organizations for being deemed illegal and constituting extrajudicial killings.
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