Trump’s blood-stained bombs. Buckle up, world—Donald Trump has unleashed hell on Yemen, and the innocent are paying with their lives. In a jaw-dropping display of arrogance, the U.S. president ordered large-scale airstrikes on March 15, 2025, targeting Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, and beyond. The official line? “Restoring navigational freedom” in the Red Sea. The brutal reality? At least 31 souls snuffed out, including women and children, their blood staining the rubble of their own homes. This isn’t strategy—it’s bloodbath, and Trump’s hands are dripping red.
A Rain of Fire on the Defenseless
Visualize this: midnight strikes shatter the quiet of Sanaa’s residential neighborhoods. Explosions rock the Eastern Geraf district, where families huddle in terror. Witnesses describe the blasts as earthquakes shaking homes to dust. The Houthi-run health ministry reports 31 dead and 101 wounded—most of them women and children caught in the crossfire of Trump’s “overwhelming lethal force.” An 8-year-old girl bleeds out for two hours, her neck pierced by shrapnel, while her mother screams helplessly. This isn’t collateral damage—it’s a war crime wrapped in patriotic rhetoric.
Trump, lounging at his Florida golf club, brags on Truth Social about “decisive action” against Houthi “terrorists.” But let’s cut the crap—those “terrorists” include kids playing in the streets and mothers shielding their babies. The Houthis may be Iran’s proxies, but Yemen’s poorest are the actual targets, their lives crushed under American bombs. Trump’s warning to Iran— “stop supporting the Houthis or hell will rain down”—is a sick irony when his hellfire has already claimed the innocent.
A Pattern of Carnage
This isn’t Trump’s first prom with Yemen’s blood. Back in 2017, his first military raid killed an 8-year-old American girl, Nawar al-Awlaki, alongside nine other children under 13. Fast forward to 2025, and the playbook hasn’t changed—only the body count. Sources scream of residential areas hit, schools and mosques reduced to ruins. The U.S. argues it’s targeting Houthi bases, but the truth stinks of falsehoods when the dead are toddlers and pregnant women. Obama’s drone wars were dreadful enough, but Trump’s escalated the nightmare, turning Yemen into the necropolis for the voiceless.
The Hypocrisy Stinks to High Heaven
Trump’s excuse? Safeguarding shipping lanes from Houthi attacks on Israeli vessels. But hold on—those attacks were a response to Israel’s Gaza blockade, a chokehold on food and medicine. International law demands action against genocide, yet Trump bombs Yemen for daring to stand up. Meanwhile, he vetoed Congress’s 2019 bid to end U.S. involvement in Yemen’s war, cozying up to Saudi arms deals while civilians starve. This isn’t leadership—it’s a blood-soaked power trip, financed by your tax dollars.
A Global Outcry Ignored
Yemenis call it a “war crime.” Critics from Congress to peace groups decry the escalation, pointing to a decade-long crisis where millions teeter on starvation. The Houthis vow retaliation, but it’s the children who’ll pay again. Trump’s mandate doesn’t give him a license to murder—yet here we are, watching a so-called “man of peace” or “peacemaker” revel in destruction. From my non-American lens, this looks like imperial bullying, a legacy of chaos that’ll haunt us all for many years to come.
Wake Up, World!
This tragedy isn’t just Yemen’s tragedy—it’s ours. Every bomb dropped is a middle finger to humanity. Trump’s “decisive action” is a coward’s gambit, hiding behind military might while innocent blood pools in Yemen’s streets. Demand answers. Scream for justice. The next strike might hit us closer to home if we stay silent. Share this post, spread the rage—let’s make writtenbyfae.art a beacon against this madness.
