The unclassified Pentagon review sheds new light on civilian harm from the US campaign against Yemen’s Houthis.
Pentagon Review: US Strikes in Yemen Resulted in 153 Civilian Deaths in 2025
A Pentagon review revealed that US strikes in Yemen resulted in the deaths of 153 civilians in 2025, highlighting the impact of the US military campaign against the Houthis. This situation involves the US military and the Houthi forces in Yemen. It matters for Iran as it supports the Houthis, who are adversaries of US interests in the region.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
A Pentagon review revealed that US military strikes in Yemen resulted in the deaths of 153 civilians in 2025, highlighting the consequences of the US campaign against the Houthis. This report brings attention to the humanitarian impact of military actions in the ongoing conflict.
- 153 civilian deaths reported due to US strikes in Yemen in 2025.
- The review emphasizes the ongoing military campaign against the Houthi forces.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The conflict in Yemen has been ongoing since 2014, involving a complex web of local and international actors, with the Houthis receiving support from Iran while facing opposition from a Saudi-led coalition backed by the US.
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