A Pentagon review says US strikes in Yemen have killed 153 civilians, according to newly released unclassified findings. The review assesses civilian harm connected to the US campaign against Yemen’s Houthis and focuses on the number of civilian deaths attributed to the strikes.
Both outlets report on the same figure and describe the findings as coming from an unclassified Pentagon review. However, they vary slightly in emphasis: one outlet frames the report as a Pentagon review of US strikes in Yemen, while the other highlights that the review provides additional detail about civilian casualties during the 2025 period and characterizes the wider impact of the campaign.
Overall, the sources agree on the central point that the Pentagon review identifies 153 civilian deaths tied to the US strike campaign in Yemen. They do not provide, in the excerpts provided, additional breakdowns such as incident locations, weapons used, or the review’s methodology.
