Iran Sent Yemen's Houthi Rebels 'Suicide Drones' That Can Reach Israel, Report Says
Tehran hopes to hit Israeli, American or Saudi targets, but have Yemen take the blame, says Mideast expert
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Analysis Trump's Erratic Last Days in Office Put the Middle East on High Alert
Although an escalation doesn't suit anybody, Iran and its proxies remain primed, while Israel is maintaining contact with the Pentagon over any unbidden moves
'The People Will Pay the Price': U.S. Plan to Blacklist Houthis Raises Concerns in Yemen
Pompeo's designation of the Houthis as a terrorist organization could be a matter of 'life or death,' says humanitarian source, while others warn it could polarize the conflict
Trump Admin to Designate Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi Rebels as Terrorist Group
Pompeo is also expected to deliver remarks later this week denouncing Iran for its alleged harboring and support for members of Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaida network
Analysis A New Government Was Meant to Bring Hope to Yemen. But Then Aden Airport Was Attacked
The deadly attack exposes a tangled web of interests and agendas, with the roles of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia – and Israel – are as unclear as ever
Yemeni Prime Minister Accuses Rebels, Iran of Deadly Aden Airport Blast
Yemen's internationally recognized government said the Iran-backed Houthi rebels had fired four ballistic missiles, killing 25 people
Twenty-two Killed in Attack on Aden Airport Moments After New Yemen Cabinet Lands
TV footage showed dozens of people leaving the airplane and heavy gunfire from armored vehicles with plumes of white and black smoke rising from the scene
Analysis Yemen Is Sinking Into the Red Sea, but Can It Be Saved?
With 80 percent of its citizens living under the poverty line, a unity government was formed last week, but its prospects of surviving are uncertain
Yemen's President, Separatists Announce New Power-sharing Government
The conflict, widely seen in the region as a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, has killed more than 100,000 people and caused what the United Nations says is the world's largest humanitarian crisis
Houthi Attack on Saudi Oil Distribution Plant Won’t Affect Customers, Company Says
Iran-aligned Houthi forces struck the Saudi Aramco facility, in the north of Jeddah, in a missile attack on Monday
Saudi-led Coalition Intercepts Two Explosive-laden Boats in Southern Red Sea
The Saudis have regularly accused the Houthis of using drones and missiles to attack Saudi Arabia
'There Were No Places to Gather': In Yemen, a Cafe Run by Women, for Women
Founder hopes to change attitudes about women-led businesses in a conservative society battered by conflict, disease and an increasingly severe economic crisis
Analysis The Saudis’ Heads Are in the Clouds of Peace, Their Feet in the Yemeni Mud
The crown prince is interested in a normalization with Israel and his father likes the Arab Peace Initiative, but the war in Yemen and threats to Prince Mohammed at home are keeping them busy
Yemen's Warring Parties Agree Largest Prisoner Swap
Iran-backed Houthis and Yemeni government, backed by Saudi-led coalition, will exchange 1,081 detainees and prisoners, says UN envoy Martin Griffiths
As War Rages, Yemeni Girls Find Strength in Kickboxing
Gym for women and girls set up in Sanaa, which was taken over in 2016 by the Iran-aligned Houthi, along with most of north Yemen
Yemen's Houthis Say 'Important Target' Attacked With Missile, Drones in Saudi Capital
The Saudi-led coalition, which has been at war with the Iran-aligned group since 2015, did not immediately confirm the attacks
Saudi-led Coalition Says It Foiled Rebel Attacks by Air, Sea
There was no claim of responsibility from the Houthi rebels and a spokesman did not answer phone calls seeking comment
Humanitarian Crisis Leaves Yemenis Suffering as Severe Aid Shortfall Closes Clinics
Due to competing demands such as the coronavirus pandemic, Yemen's aid response is poorly funded and remaining money is drying up
Saudi-led Coalition Says Downs Ballistic Missile Aimed at Kingdom
Cross-border attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi forces have escalated since late May
Yemen's Houthis Claim to Have Shot Down U.S.-made Drone Over Saudi Arabia Border
The surveillance aircraft appeared to have Saudi markings, although the kingdom is not known to use it ■ Neither Washington nor Riyadh have confirmed the incident
Yemen's Children Starve Amid Rising Fears of Famine
Coronavirus restrictions, reduced remittances, locusts, floods and significant underfunding of this year's aid response have compounded an already dire hunger situation after five years of war
Yemen’s Rebels Say Saudi-coalition Airstrike Kills 10 Civilians
The Houthi-run Health Ministry said the airstrike took place in Masafa village east of the provincial capital of Hazm, which rebels took control of in March
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis Say They Hit Saudi Oil Facility in Drone, Missile Attack
There was no Saudi confirmation of where they were intercepted or whether anything was hit
Hundreds Were Tortured in Secret Prisons in War-torn Yemen, Human Rights Group Says
Many secret sites held people for lengthy periods, with detainees’ families not knowing where their relatives were held, report based on 2,566 interviews reveals
Millions of Yemeni Children May Starve Amid Pandemic, UNICEF Warns
UN agency says number of malnourished Yemeni children might jump by 20 per cent as international aid for the organization drops
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis Target Saudi Capital With Ballistic Missiles and Drones
The Saudi-led coalition battling the Iran-backed group says it intercepted ballistic missile fired by the Houthis towards Riyadh
Yemen's Government, Separatists Agree on Cease-fire, Saudi-led Coalition Says
Agreement comes after the separatist Southern Transitional Council seized control of a Yemeni island in the Arabian Sea, deposing its governor and driving out forces of the government
Separatists in South Yemen Seize Convoy With Billions of Riyals for Central Bank
The convoy was carrying 64 billion riyals in banknotes printed for the Yemeni central bank in Russia, a government source said
UN Forced to Cut Aid to Yemen, Even as Virus Increases Need
International organizations have shut 75 percent of their programs, despite a health system in effective collapse, and one of the world's lowest rate of testing
More Than 10,000 Iranian Health Care Workers Infected With the Coronavirus
Iran on Thursday put the total number of dead from the virus at 7,249, or 66 more than Wednesday