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Houthi Militia Documented for Destroying 1,232 Homes and Facilities in Yemen

[02/07/2025 01:04]

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The Yemen Network for Rights and Freedoms (YNFR) has documented the destruction of 1,232 homes and facilities by the Houthi militia, in 17 governorates across Yemen between September 2014 and March 1, 2025.

According to the organization's report, the Houthi militia has been responsible for demolishing 987 residential homes, 76 mosques and Quranic schools, 39 educational facilities, 37 commercial centers, 63 farms and water wells, 18 party headquarters, 29 government buildings, 9 healthcare facilities, 4 archaeological sites, and 156 bridges and public roads.

The YNFR condemned the Houthi militia's escalating crimes and violations against civilians, including killings, displacement, and destruction of homes, which reflect the militia's true nature of committing crimes against innocent people.