Pentagon Confirms Hundreds of Yemen Casualties
A Pentagon report indicates that the U.S. military operations in Yemen in 2025 resulted in the death of 153 civilians and injuries to 243 others, following three major airstrikes in April of that year. These civilians were killed as a result of attacks that were among the deadliest since 2001 and sparked widespread controversy over the potential commission of war crimes, especially given the lack of compensation for the victims. The report reflects differing opinions on the extent of responsibility of the American forces and whether disciplinary actions have been taken against those responsible for civilian casualties, amid ongoing debates about the military's commitment to protecting civilians during operations against the Iran-backed Houthi movement.
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