The first commercial flight from Yemen’s capital city of Sana’a in six years had to be cancelled after failing to obtain permits from Saudi Arabia.

Since the start of the UN brokered truce in Yemen on the 2nd of April, Saudi Arabia has not opened the Sana'a international airport. Observers describe the Saudi move as a threat to the political process in the war-torn country.

The UN envoy for Yemen holds a press conference in on the results of his first visit to Yemen since his appointment by the international body.

Saudi fighter jets have pounded Yemen’s capital city of Sana’a and other main cities, hours after Ansarullah resistance movement announced a three-day truce with the kingdom.

Thousands of people stage rallies across Yemen to express their firm resistance in the face of the ongoing Saudi airstrikes and brutal siege.

Saudi warplanes launch a new round of airstrikes on the Yemeni capital city of Sana’a and elsewhere in the country, killing at least eight civilians and injuring several others.

Yemeni security forces have thwarted an attempt by a Saudi-affiliated terrorist cell to target security and stability in the capital Sana’a.