Plane attacks Hadi's Aden base in deepening Yemen turmoil

[Sally]

Those Houtis seem determined to get to Hadi. Meanwhile, too many are dying in these clashes.


Plane attacks Hadi's Aden base in deepening Yemen turmoil
Source: Reuters - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 15:34 GMT
Author: Reuters


Militia men secure a street leading to the airport during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden March 19, 2015. REUTERS/Stringer

By Mohammed Mukhashaf

ADEN, March 19 (Reuters) - An unidentified warplane attacked the presidential palace in Aden on Thursday after rival forces fought the worst clashes in years in Yemen's second city, an official and residents said, in a sharp escalation of the country's months-long turmoil.

Thirteen people were killed when forces loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi fought their way into Aden's international airport and wrested an adjacent military base from a renegade officer, Aden governor Abdulaziz bin Habtoor said.

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Plane attacks Hadi s Aden base in deepening Yemen turmoil

 

[Bleipriester]

How many are not "too many"?

 

[Sunni Man]

Those Houtis seem determined to get to Hadi. Meanwhile, too many are dying in these clashes.


Plane attacks Hadi's Aden base in deepening Yemen turmoil
Source: Reuters - Thu, 19 Mar 2015 15:34 GMT
Author: Reuters


Militia men secure a street leading to the airport during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden March 19, 2015. REUTERS/Stringer

By Mohammed Mukhashaf

ADEN, March 19 (Reuters) - An unidentified warplane attacked the presidential palace in Aden on Thursday after rival forces fought the worst clashes in years in Yemen's second city, an official and residents said, in a sharp escalation of the country's months-long turmoil.

Thirteen people were killed when forces loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi fought their way into Aden's international airport and wrested an adjacent military base from a renegade officer, Aden governor Abdulaziz bin Habtoor said.

Continue reading at:

Plane attacks Hadi s Aden base in deepening Yemen turmoil

Oy vey .....

 

[Bleipriester]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

 

[Sally]

How many are not "too many"?

Don't be such a silly Little Boy. I know you are not keeping abreast of what is happening in Yemen because it doesn't involve your idol, but there have been loads murdered. You don't think all those (well over 100 murdered at prayers in a mosque yesterday) killed don't mount up. Imagine going in to pray and instead you are blown up.

 

[Sunni Man]

Don't be such a silly Little Boy. I know you are not keeping abreast of what is happening in Yemen because it doesn't involve your idol, but there have been loads murdered. You don't think all those (well over 100 murdered at prayers in a mosque yesterday) killed don't mount up. Imagine going in to pray and instead you are blown up.

Ya don't say.......

 

[Sally]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Yemen's Houthis replace air force chief in power struggle: military sources
SANAA Tue Mar 17, 2015 6:42am EDT



(Reuters) - The Shi'ite Muslim Houthis, who control much of Yemen, have removed the air force chief for refusing to provide them with air support and replaced him with a general who is closer to their group, military officials said.

The move shines a light on the divisions in Yemen's shattered military as the Iran-backed Houthis and embattled President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi vie for control.

Hadi fled Houthi house arrest last month and re-established his presidency in the southern port of Aden, while the Houthis control Sanaa. The United Nations, which is brokering talks between the two sides, has warned of imminent civil war.

Major General Rashid al-Jund along with the air force's chief of staff was dismissed on Monday and placed under investigation by the Supreme Security Council, a body formed by the Houthis after they seized Sanaa, the military sources said.

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http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/17/us-yemen-security-idUSKBN0MD13X2015031

 

[Sunni Man]

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Yemen's Houthis replace air force chief in power struggle: military sources
SANAA Tue Mar 17, 2015 6:42am EDT



(Reuters) - The Shi'ite Muslim Houthis, who control much of Yemen, have removed the air force chief for refusing to provide them with air support and replaced him with a general who is closer to their group, military officials said.

The move shines a light on the divisions in Yemen's shattered military as the Iran-backed Houthis and embattled President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi vie for control.

Hadi fled Houthi house arrest last month and re-established his presidency in the southern port of Aden, while the Houthis control Sanaa. The United Nations, which is brokering talks between the two sides, has warned of imminent civil war.

Major General Rashid al-Jund along with the air force's chief of staff was dismissed on Monday and placed under investigation by the Supreme Security Council, a body formed by the Houthis after they seized Sanaa, the military sources said.

Continue reading at:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/17/us-yemen-security-idUSKBN0MD13X2015031

Do tell ...

 

[Bleipriester]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

 

[Sally]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

 

[Bleipriester]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

 

[Sally]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

 

[Bleipriester]

It was forces loyal to the former President that took over the international airport in Aden and sent the aircrafts.

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

 

[Sally]

Actually, it might have been the Houtis who were behind it.

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

And here I thought you were actually interested in what is going on in Yemen. Perhaps you don't care that they are on the brink of a civil war because it doesn't involve your idol Assad.

In south Yemen a militia leader is president s top ally - NBC4i Columbus Ohio News Weather and Sports WCMH-TV ?

Houthi-Saleh advance to overthrow Yemeni president s Aden-based government raises risk of Saudi-led military intervention - IHS Jane s 360?

Antigovernment rebels fire on protesters in Yemen killing 6 wounding dozens - CSMonitor.com?

 

[Bleipriester]

Nope. They don´t bomb their own gov´t.

"ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Forces loyal to Yemen's former president stormed the international airport in Aden on Thursday and sent fighter planes to bomb the palace in the southern port city where the current president has been based since fleeing from the rebel-held capital last month."
Yemen president s southern stronghold attacked by rivals

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

And here I thought you were actually interested in what is going on in Yemen. Perhaps you don't care that they are on the brink of a civil war because it doesn't involve your idol Assad.

In south Yemen a militia leader is president s top ally - NBC4i Columbus Ohio News Weather and Sports WCMH-TV ?

Houthi-Saleh advance to overthrow Yemeni president s Aden-based government raises risk of Saudi-led military intervention - IHS Jane s 360?

Antigovernment rebels fire on protesters in Yemen killing 6 wounding dozens - CSMonitor.com?

You have no clue, right? The war in Yemen is almost over, not beginning. But you are so busy waving the Al-Qaeda flag here that you have no time for other things. Of cause, you are also on the side of Saudi Arabia, supporter of Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Why don´t you move there, you can leave your car and rights at home?

 

[Sally]

Looks like the former President and the Houtis have hooked up. No wonder the Houtis were able to fire the Air Force General and replace him with one who would be amenable to their commands.

Yemen airport seized: Houthi rebels take control of city of Taiz as security situation deteriorates
Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown and wires
Updated 6 minutes ago

PHOTO: Army tanks are deployed during clashes in Yemen's southern port city of Aden. (Reuters)
Houthi rebels in Yemen have seized control of the country's third largest city, prompting an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council.

The Houthis seized Yemen's capital, Sanaa, last year and the president, Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced to flee to the main southern city of Aden.

Now the Houthis and forces loyal to former president Ali Abdulah Saleh, who was ousted in the so-called Arab Spring, have seized Taiz, about 170 kilometres from Aden.

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

And here I thought you were actually interested in what is going on in Yemen. Perhaps you don't care that they are on the brink of a civil war because it doesn't involve your idol Assad.

In south Yemen a militia leader is president s top ally - NBC4i Columbus Ohio News Weather and Sports WCMH-TV ?

Houthi-Saleh advance to overthrow Yemeni president s Aden-based government raises risk of Saudi-led military intervention - IHS Jane s 360?

Antigovernment rebels fire on protesters in Yemen killing 6 wounding dozens - CSMonitor.com?

You have no clue, right? The war in Yemen is almost over, not beginning. But you are so busy waving the Al-Qaeda flag here that you have no time for other things. Of cause, you are also on the side of Saudi Arabia, supporter of Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Why don´t you move there, you can leave your car and rights at home?

Do you realize, Little Boy, how silly you are with your "Al Qaeda" flag bit? There are so many articles on the Internet about Yemen on the brink of a civil war, and you are claiming it is not so. Meanwhile, since you love Assad so much, how come you are not back in Syria helping him out? You actually have no interest in Yemen if you are not keeping up with the news. You are only interested in playing sentinel for your pal Assad in case something derogatory is said about him.

 

[Vigilante]

Jon Karl ‘Astounded’ White House Still Believes Yemen a ‘Model for Counter-Terrorism’

Mediaite ^ | 03/25/2015 | van McMurry
ABC News White House Correspondent Jon Karl was “astounded” at today’s White House briefing, when White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said that the Obama administration still considered Yemen a model of counterterrorism strategy, even as the country imploded against warring rebel factions.“The White House does continue to believe that a successful counterterrorism strategy is one that will build up the capacity of the central government to have local fighters on the ground to have local fighters take the fight to extremists in their own country,” Earnest said. “That is a template that has succeeded in mitigating the threat in...

 

[aris2chat]

Jon Karl ‘Astounded’ White House Still Believes Yemen a ‘Model for Counter-Terrorism’

Mediaite ^ | 03/25/2015 | van McMurry
ABC News White House Correspondent Jon Karl was “astounded” at today’s White House briefing, when White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said that the Obama administration still considered Yemen a model of counterterrorism strategy, even as the country imploded against warring rebel factions.“The White House does continue to believe that a successful counterterrorism strategy is one that will build up the capacity of the central government to have local fighters on the ground to have local fighters take the fight to extremists in their own country,” Earnest said. “That is a template that has succeeded in mitigating the threat in...

what have they been smoking?

 

[Bleipriester]

And?

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

And here I thought you were actually interested in what is going on in Yemen. Perhaps you don't care that they are on the brink of a civil war because it doesn't involve your idol Assad.

In south Yemen a militia leader is president s top ally - NBC4i Columbus Ohio News Weather and Sports WCMH-TV ?

Houthi-Saleh advance to overthrow Yemeni president s Aden-based government raises risk of Saudi-led military intervention - IHS Jane s 360?

Antigovernment rebels fire on protesters in Yemen killing 6 wounding dozens - CSMonitor.com?

You have no clue, right? The war in Yemen is almost over, not beginning. But you are so busy waving the Al-Qaeda flag here that you have no time for other things. Of cause, you are also on the side of Saudi Arabia, supporter of Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Why don´t you move there, you can leave your car and rights at home?

Do you realize, Little Boy, how silly you are with your "Al Qaeda" flag bit? There are so many articles on the Internet about Yemen on the brink of a civil war, and you are claiming it is not so. Meanwhile, since you love Assad so much, how come you are not back in Syria helping him out? You actually have no interest in Yemen if you are not keeping up with the news. You are only interested in playing sentinel for your pal Assad in case something derogatory is said about him.

You are still not in Saudi Arabia? What about a job as supply coordinator in the Islamic State, then?

As the rebels took over the capital and a new government is installed, the war draws to a close.

"Yemen's Shia Houthi rebel movement has announced it is taking over the government and dissolving parliament.

The group took control of the capital Sanaa in September, forcing the resignation of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi in January.

The declaration will be seen by many Yemenis as the final stage of a Houthi coup, although some may feel that it could offer some hope of greater stability.

The UN's point man on Yemen, Jamal Benomar, headed straight to Saudi Arabia after the failure of talks to try to achieve some kind of political consensus there."
Yemen crisis Houthi rebels announce takeover - BBC News

 

[Sally]

Keep reading articles so you can get the entire picture.


Saudi Arabia warns of Iranian-allied Houthi aggression in Yemen - Middle East - World - The Independent

NEWS GUIDE The crisis in Yemen - Washington Times?

Yemen Descends Into Chaos As Foreign Minister Seeks Help From Neighbors The Two-Way NPR?

Yemen s bloody revolution Middle East DW.DE 23.03.2015?

Yemen is a battlefield for Saudi Arabia and Iran - Telegraph

Should one care, what the major terror funding party in the ME warns of?

And here I thought you were actually interested in what is going on in Yemen. Perhaps you don't care that they are on the brink of a civil war because it doesn't involve your idol Assad.

In south Yemen a militia leader is president s top ally - NBC4i Columbus Ohio News Weather and Sports WCMH-TV ?

Houthi-Saleh advance to overthrow Yemeni president s Aden-based government raises risk of Saudi-led military intervention - IHS Jane s 360?

Antigovernment rebels fire on protesters in Yemen killing 6 wounding dozens - CSMonitor.com?

You have no clue, right? The war in Yemen is almost over, not beginning. But you are so busy waving the Al-Qaeda flag here that you have no time for other things. Of cause, you are also on the side of Saudi Arabia, supporter of Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Why don´t you move there, you can leave your car and rights at home?

Do you realize, Little Boy, how silly you are with your "Al Qaeda" flag bit? There are so many articles on the Internet about Yemen on the brink of a civil war, and you are claiming it is not so. Meanwhile, since you love Assad so much, how come you are not back in Syria helping him out? You actually have no interest in Yemen if you are not keeping up with the news. You are only interested in playing sentinel for your pal Assad in case something derogatory is said about him.

You are still not in Saudi Arabia? What about a job as supply coordinator in the Islamic State, then?

As the rebels took over the capital and a new government is installed, the war draws to a close.

"Yemen's Shia Houthi rebel movement has announced it is taking over the government and dissolving parliament.

The group took control of the capital Sanaa in September, forcing the resignation of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi in January.

The declaration will be seen by many Yemenis as the final stage of a Houthi coup, although some may feel that it could offer some hope of greater stability.

The UN's point man on Yemen, Jamal Benomar, headed straight to Saudi Arabia after the failure of talks to try to achieve some kind of political consensus there."
Yemen crisis Houthi rebels announce takeover - BBC News

It appears that the Little Boy really doesn't keep up with the news about Yemen. He is overlooking the air strikes the Saudis have launched. Egypt providing military support for Gulf Arab operation. And .......

Strong support for UAE intervention in Yemen The National?