Houthis Claim to Launch Drone Attack on Saudi Arabia's Jizan Airport
No immediate confirmation from Saudi authorities
Yemen
Yemen Houthis Says They Launched Drone Attack on Saudi Airport
Iran-backed Houthis claimed they targeted a Patriot missile battery in the airport of the Saudi city of Najran
Trump Administration May Use Iran Threat to Sell Bombs to Saudis Without Congress' Approval, Senator Says
Sen. Chris Murphy notes that Trump can declare a national emergency to exploit a loophole, like he attempted once before with the Mexican border wall
Explained Iran's Deadly Reach in the Middle East Puts U.S. Forces and Israel in Striking Range
Iran backs militias in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, where U.S. troops are also based, and in Lebanon and Yemen, located next to Washington's closest regional allies Israel and Saudi Arabia
Yemen's Houthis Say They Launched Second Drone Attack on Airport in Saudi Arabia
The group's Al Masirah TV said it targeted hangars containing war planes in Najran
Explained How Yemen's Iran-backed Rebels Weaponized Drones Against Saudi Arabia
In Yemen, the high-pitched whine of drones has been a part of life for over 15 years
Saudi Arabia Intercepts Houthi Missiles Headed for Mecca, Embassy Says
The ballistic missiles, reportedly intercepted over Taif, were fired by Yemeni Houthi rebels and were headed for Islam's holiest city as well as Jeddah, a port city on the Red Sea
After Missiles at Mecca, Houthis Launch Explosive Drone at Saudi Arms Depot
Attack by Iran-backed forces on airport in southwestern city of Najran comes as Tehran quadruples its uranium-enrichment production capacity amid tensions with U.S.
Explained Iran's Mideast Proxies Pledge It Will Never Fight Alone. Here's a Look at Who They Are
Iran has used militant groups throughout Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Gaza to strike its regional foes, which it might also do amid recent mounting tensions with the U.S.
Explained How Yemen Became One of the World's Top Battlefields for Drones
Houthi rebels claimed coordinated drone attack, underscoring how common unmanned aircrafts have become in the Arab world's poorest country
Saudi Arabia Says an Oil Pipeline Was Attacked by Explosive-laden Drones
Houthi-run TV says Yemeni group targeted vital Saudi installations
Houthi Rebels Start Withdrawing From Key Yemen Ports
Iran-backed forces pull out of Hodeidah ports, witness says, under UN-sponsored peace deal stalled for months
Opinion Israel's Missing Yemenite Kids Were Abducted, Families Believe. The Archives Tell a Different Story
The State Archives houses thousands of files relating to the so-called missing Yemenite children, including lists of names of immigrants, of hospitalizations – and also of deaths. What's not there? Evidence of institutional kidnapping
Yemen's Houthis Say Saudi, UAE in Missile Range if Hodeidah Truce Cracks
'Our missiles are capable of reaching Riyadh and beyond Riyadh, to Dubai and Abu Dhabi,' Abdul Malik al-Houthi told Houthi-run Masirah TV
Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen Targets Drone Store Near Presidential Palace
Yemen's war has killed tens of thousands of people - some of them from coalition air strikes - and driven 10 million to the brink of famine
UAE Hails Trump's Veto of U.S. Congress Resolution on Yemen
The White House said on Tuesday that Trump had vetoed a congressional resolution that sought to end U.S. involvement in the Saudi-led war in Yemen
Trump Vetoes Resolution to End U.S. Involvement in Saudi-led Yemen War
Resolution marks the first time both chambers of Congress had supported a War Powers resolution limiting the president's ability to send troops into action
UN Envoy: Yemen Parties Agree on Initial Hodeida Withdrawals
Progress comes after concerted international pressure widely seen as crucial first step toward more difficult negotiations to end the conflict between Yemen's government and Houthi rebels
Yemen's Parliament Convenes for the First Time Since War Broke Out
As capital Sanaa remains under Iran-backed rebels' control, more than 130 out of 301 lawmakers attend rare session in eastern city and elect speaker
Saudi-led Coalition Air Strikes Hit Yemeni Capital as Violence Flares
Although a ceasefire agreed in December for Hodeidah largely holds, violence continues elsewhere and has escalated in recent weeks
Saudi Arabia and UAE Give $200 Million to Yemen for Ramadan
The UAE plays a leading role in Yemen's conflict as part of the Saudi-led military coalition that intervened in 2015 against the Iranian-aligned Houthis
U.S. Congress Uses War Powers Act for First Time, Calls on Trump to End Support for War in Yemen
The bill now heads to President Donald Trump, who is expected to veto it
Yemenis Slam Israel and U.S. in Rally of Support for Houthis to Mark War Anniversary
Supporters of the Iran-backed Houthi rebels blamed U.S. ally Israel for destroying the country
Yemen's Hodeidah Under Heavy Fire as UN Pushes for Troop Pullout
The clashes were the heaviest since the ceasefire went into effect on December 18, residents said
Yemen's Houthis Say Ready to Strike Riyadh, Abu Dhabi if Coalition Moves on Hodeidah
The Saudi-led coalition accuses the Houthis of breaching an agreement signed in Stockholm last December, after they failed to withdraw from the port of Hodeidah
U.S. Senate Rebukes Trump on Saudi, Backs War Powers Resolution - Veto Looms
Democrats and Republicans reintroduced the resolution two weeks ago as a way to send a strong message to Riyadh - and to Trump - about the humanitarian disaster in Yemen
Saudi-led Airstrikes Kill Twenty-two Civilians, Including Children, in North Yemen
Tens of thousands of people have died in a four-year war that pits the Iran-aligned Houthi movement against Yemen's Saudi-backed government
Clashes Break Out in Yemen's Key Port City After Cease-fire
Fighting comes days after the Yemeni government, along with Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E., accused the Houthi rebels of breaking cease-fire
U.S. Senators Unmoved by Saudi Briefing, Expect Vote to End Support of Yemen War Next Week
Critics of Riyadh, including some Republicans as well as Democrats, have blasted a Saudi-led coalition waging an air campaign in Yemen's civil war over high civilian casualties
Analysis Mohammed Bin Salman Looks East but Worries About the West
The cooperation agreement with Pakistan is only the first step in the Saudi ‘expansion to the east.’ The bad news: A U.S. Congress that may end funding for the war in Yemen