SANAA, Oct. 05 (YPA) – Abdulqader al-Mortada, head of the Sanaa Prisoners’ Affairs Committee, issued an urgent appeal to pro-Saudi fighters fleeing Taiz toward Aden—particularly native residents of Taiz—urging them to return home and benefit from the presidential amnesty issued by the leadership in»»»

Yemen's armed forces said ‌early on Sunday it was conducting strikes against the Houthis in the capital Sanaa and the group's ​stronghold Saada. A spokesperson for Yemen's armed forces, ​which are aligned with the internationally recognised government, ⁠said forces were targeting what he described »»»

Yemenis trapped in the Red Sea port city speak of deteriorating conditions there. Nabil watched from his balcony as a column of displaced people passed by at dawn on September 10, hours before Houthi forces entered Mocha, a Yemeni city on the Red Sea. “People were terrified. There was fear everywhe»»»