A Pentagon report to the US Congress said 153 civilians were killed and another 243 were injured in US air strikes against the Houthis in Yemen during 2025. The figures were reported by The Hill, citing Pentagon documents, and were published in the source article on August 12, 2026. The 12-page report attributed the casualties to three specific strikes during a military operation in April 2025.

According to the report, a strike on the capital, Sanaa, on April 6 killed five civilians. A subsequent attack on the Ras Isa port on April 17 killed 80 people. Another air strike near Saada on April 28 killed 47 people. The Pentagon report said the three incidents together accounted for 153 civilian deaths, while the reported 243 injuries were also linked to those strikes.

The Pentagon said 15 additional incidents connected to the military operation remain under review. Investigations into possible civilian casualties in those cases are continuing, according to the report. The source did not provide further details about the incidents under review or their potential casualty totals.