The warring parties in Yemen have agreed a cease-fire agreement in the strategic port city of Hodeida on the Red Sea. That said Secretary-General António Guterres of the United...
Many tens of thousands of young children have died in recent years in Yemen from the effects of severe malnutrition. This is the conclusion of the children's rights organization Save the Children, who has to make great efforts to get aid goods in the right place in the conflict-torn country.
The coalition led by Saudi Arabia has carried out a bombing of air force targets at the international airport of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. The rocket attack was mainly focused on a launch site of drones and ballistic missiles, said a coalition spokesperson on al-Ekhbaria TV.
The peace negotiations on the bloody civil war in Yemen have been delayed on Saturday. UN mediator Martin Griffith said that it had not been possible to get Houthi insurgents at the table in Swiss Geneva.
The United Nations Security Council calls for a credible investigation into the bloody air raid that has killed dozens of children in Yemen. That's what Karen Pierce, the British ambassador at the UN, said on Friday.
There is an investigation into the bloody air raid that has cost the lives of dozens of children in Yemen. The international coalition that carried out the bombardment says, according to Saudi state media, to review the incident.
An air attack on a school bus has killed at least 39 people in Yemen. Dozens of people were also injured, reports the rebel-controlled Ministry of Health. Many of the victims would be children.
The lives of more than half a million inhabitants of Yemen are in danger due to the army offensive at the port city of Hodeidah. The living conditions in the besieged city on the Red Sea are deteriorating rapidly, says aid organization Oxfam. More than 80,000 people have already fled their homes
For safety reasons, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has brought back 71 employees from Yemen. The aid organization decided to do so after 'a series of incidents and threats'. This is how an employee died after a shooting earlier this year.
At least six people were killed by air attacks on the presidential palace in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa. The bombing was carried out by the military coalition led by Saudi Arabia. According to medical workers and eyewitnesses, 30 people were injured.
Houthi rebels have fired missiles from Yemen to Saudi Arabia. According to their news agency Saba, this time it was about eight ballistic projectiles aimed at 'economic and essential goals' # \u0026 # x27; in the province of Jizan.
In an air strike on the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, two leaders of the Houthi rebels have been killed. That reports the Saudi state channel Al Ekhbariya.
The Saudi king Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud has replaced the army command. Ministers involved in the security policy have also been exchanged. The news channel al-Jazeera reported Tuesday that the changing of the guard has to do with the growing criticism of the bloody military intervention in neighboring Yemen.
The government of the torn Yemen has called on allies to come to the aid of the South Yemeni port city of Aden. Since the beginning of 2015, it has been the refuge of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi. Rebels from the north of the country that are called Houthis, in 2014, with the help of the influential former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, conquered the capital Sanaa and expelled the government.
The party of Ali Abdullah Saleh, former president of Yemen, has appointed a successor. On Sunday, the party announced that Sadeq Amin Abou Rass was following the party leader who had been killed last month. Abou Rass was formerly minister of agriculture.
In Yemen, one million people have become infected with cholera. According to the Red Cross, 2226 patients have so far died from the disease. The bacterial infection can spread quickly if there is a lack of clean drinking water and food. Also, almost three hundred cases of diphtheria have been detected, 34 with fatal consequences.
The Houthi rebels in Yemen accuse Saudi Arabia of killing eleven women on Saturday night who came from a wedding. Saudi aircraft carried out three attacks on a procession of visitors who had visited a wedding party in the Marib province.
Rebellious Houthi's have blown up the home of ex-president Saleh van Yemen (1990-2012) in the center of the capital Sanaa on Monday.
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The Red Cross will intensify its relief operation in Yemen. Wednesday giro 7244 was also opened on Wednesday. 104 million euros is needed for aid in the country.
A plane with on-board aid workers from the UN arrived Saturday in the capital Sanaa of Yemen. It is the first aid flight since the coalition led by Saudi Arabia almost three weeks ago, set a blockade. There is no permission yet to fly over relief goods.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged Saudi Arabia a few days ago to not enforce Yemen's blockade so strictly.
By an air strike at a checkpoint at the Yemeni capital Sanaa, seven people were killed on Wednesday. Five citizens in a taxi arrived and two armed men from the checkpoint, so witnessed.
By air attack on the capital of Sanaa of Yemen on Friday, 12 people were killed, including six children, reported rescuers.
Certainly thirty people were killed by an air attack north of the Yemeni capital Sanaa. According to Houthi insurgents, a hotel was hit. News Channel Al Jazeera reports dozens of dead and injured in the Arhab district.
The government of the torn Yemen has broken the ties with Qatar following four Arab countries. Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) earlier announced Monday that they cut down relations with Qatar.
US combat units have attacked an Al Qaeda-based terrorist organization in Yemen on the Arabian peninsula. That says the US Supreme Order.
The state of emergency was declared Sunday in the Yemeni capital Sanaa due to a cholera epidemic. The outbreak of fatal infectious disease has already claimed tens of lives. That's what the authorities in the city, where the Houthi movement is swinging the scepter, announced.
A famine of 'biblical proportions' threatens in Yemen. For this reason, the head of the Norwegian Refugee Council warned during a visit to the conflict-torn country. Jan Egeland denied the inability of 'men with weapons and power' to put an end to the battle.
A Black Hawk helicopter of the Saudi military is Tuesday crashed during a military mission in Yemen. All twelve passenger (below) officers were killed.
