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U.S. airstrikes killed or wounded hundreds of civilians in Yemen last year, sources say

The Trump administration has yet to publicly acknowledge the number of casualties in the three strikes.
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A man inspects damage
A man inspects damage from U.S. aerial attacks in Sana'a, Yemen, on April 27, 2025.Mohammed Hamoud / Getty Images

Hundreds of civilians were killed or wounded by U.S. airstrikes in Yemen last year, but the Pentagon has yet to publicly acknowledge the casualties or share a full account with Congress, according to documents reviewed by NBC News and people with knowledge of the attacks.