Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 3/26/25: US Killed 25 Civilians in Week of Yemen Bombing, US Intel Says Iran Not Building a Nuke, and More
Mar 26, 2025
Recent U.S. airstrikes in Yemen led to the tragic deaths of 25 civilians, sparking outrage and political ramifications. The human toll of ongoing violence is further highlighted by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, claiming 62 lives in just 24 hours. A striking military leak reveals deep doubts within the administration about its Yemen actions. Meanwhile, U.S. intelligence claims Iran isn't developing nuclear weapons, and diplomatic efforts continue regarding Syria. The complexities of the Middle East conflict are illuminated, particularly focusing on the plight of Palestinians.
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Yemen Bombing Casualties
- The U.S. bombing campaign in Yemen's first week under Trump killed more civilians than during the entire 12 months under Biden.
- The Yemen Data Project reported 25 civilian deaths and 28 injuries, a conservative estimate.
Civilian Targets in Yemen
- A U.S. airstrike in Yemen's Saada province killed 10 civilians, including four children.
- The Yemen Data Project reported 55% of U.S. bombings hit non-military targets like hospitals and schools.
US Yemen Bombing Rationale
- The U.S. resumed bombing Yemen after Houthis threatened to reimpose a blockade on Israeli shipping.
- This is presented as defending shipping lanes but actually supports Israel's war on Gaza.