Here's Exactly What 800+ Days of US-Saudi Aggression Has Destroyed in Yemen...

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Sana’a (GPA) – Last week marked the 800th day of US-Saudi aggression against Yemen. Schools, homes, factories, farms and so on have been destroyed. Not one sector of the community is safe.

Looking back on the past 800 days, Yemen’s Observatory News Agency has released a set of statistics detailing just how much damage the US-Saudi coalition has caused. The table below demonstrates the sheer ruthlessness of the Saudi-led coalition against Yemen. Sports stadiums, markets, funerals, ports, hospitals. The list is seemingly endless.

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The table below does not take in to account the some 100k people infected with cholera. Nearly 1000 have died from this– very preventable illness– alone.

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Taiz Hotel. Which was targeted and destroyed by the Saudi-coalition just days ago.

Here’s the break down…

Killed	12.574
Children	2,689
Woman	1,942
Man	7943
Wounded	20.820
Children	2541
Woman	2115
Man	16.164
Displaced People	2,500,000

Airports	15
Ports	14
Electrical Stations and Power Generators	162
Water Tanks and Networks	368
Stations and Communication Networks	353
Health Facilities	294
Poultry Farms	221
Destroyed and Damaged Houses	404.485

Mosques	746
Schools and Institutes	775
Tourist Facilities	230
Archaeological Sites	207
Sports Facilities	103
University Facilities	114
Media Facilities	26
Food Stores	676
Food Tankers	528

Governmental Facilities	1,633
Bridges and Roads	1,733
Transportation	2,762
Commercial Facilities	5,769
Agricultural Fields	1784
Popular Markets and Malls	552
Factories	289
Fuel Stations	318
Fuel Tankers	242

Randi Nord

Founder and editor of Geopolitics Alert, Randi Nord is a US-based geopolitical analyst and content strategist. She covers US imperialism with a special focus on Yemen, Iran, and Lebanon. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she started learning about the media’s pivotal role in selling “humanitarian” interventions as a teenager during the aftermath of 9/11 and Iraq war. Randi Nord has lived in the Empire’s neoliberal tropical paradise (Kingdom of Hawai’i) and Lebanon. She frequently participates in the UN Human Rights Council as a guest of NGOs speaking about Yemen.