Mohammed doesn’t know why his neighbourhood was struck by US warplanes on Sunday evening.

He lives in Thuqban, in the Bani Alharith district of the Yemeni capital. It has no connection to the Houthis or any military activity, he said.

Mohammed said the strikes wiped out four homes “in the blink of an eye”. One of those homes belonged to Ali Salah, who lived there with his four daughters and two sons.

“The strike hit the house at 8pm, killing the entire family,”

We rushed to the scene, searching for them in the rubble. We didn’t find their bodies. They were just pieces of flesh. It was a horrendous scene of unspeakable cruelty.”

At least two anonymous accounts posted coordinates of the Thuqban area on X and falsely claimed it was an underground Houthi military position. One user has since apologised.

Based on satellite imagery I'd marked this quarry as an underground base, and tweeted [it] out as such,” one of the accounts, @VleckieHond wrote. “I'm fairly certain Centcom doesn't take their targeting data from Twitter, but this still is a very severe mistake.”

“I sincerely apologise for this error in my judgement, and it will never be my intention to spread false information here or elsewhere.”

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Unspeakable Cruelty’: Yemeni Civilians Recount Horror Of US Air Strikes

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