Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday that its national security was a red line and backed a call for United Arab Emirates forces to leave Yemen within 24 hours, shortly after a Saudi-led coalition carried out an airstrike on the southern Yemeni port of Mukalla. The warning marked Riyadh’s strongest languag»»»

ConflictsYemenSaudi Arabia bombs Yemen, links UAE to separatists' advancesFelix Tamsut with AP, Reuters, AFPYemen's Saudi-backed presidential council canceled a defense pact with the UAE and asked its forces to leave the country within 24 hours. https://p.dw.com/p/566utThe anti-Houthi Southern Tran»»»

Yemen declared a state of emergency Tuesday and demanded that the UAE forces leave the country ​within 24 hours, a call backed by Saudi Arabia. Riyadh also warned that its national security was a red line, the strongest language against Abu Dhabi yet, just hours after a Saudi-led coalition carried »»»

Yemeni members of the Sabahiha tribes of Lahj gather during a rally to show their support for the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council. (AFP pic) RIYADH: The leader of Yemen’s presidential council declared a state of emergency and cancelled a security pact with the UAE today after Abu Dhabi-bac»»»

Airstrikes in Mukalla port (Image/X@Alpha7021) Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces declared a state of emergency on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia carried out airstrikes on the port city of Mukalla. According to Riyadh, the strikes targeted an arms shipment bound for UAE-backed separatist forces.The anti-Houthi»»»