News Complete Power Outage, Suffocating Electricity Crisis in Aden DAILY YEMEN Dec 14, 2022 Most of the residential neighborhoods in Aden province witnessed a complete power outage, coinciding with one…
Main Anssarallah Directs Important Call to Coalition Regarding Armistice DAILY YEMEN Dec 14, 2022 Member of the Political Bureau of Anssarallah, Ali al-Qahoum, on Monday confirmed that the Saudi-led…
News Sana’a Foreign Ministry: European Policy in Yemen Merely Resonance of American One DAILY YEMEN Dec 14, 2022 The Foreign Minister in Sana’a government Hisham Sharaf on Tuesday commented on the statement of the European…
Main Six Family Members Abducted in Shabwa DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 Son of Shabwa governor, Awad al-Wazir, loyal to Saudi-led coalition, on Monday, kidnapped six people from the…
News Sana’a Defense: Naval Battle Is Priority, Among Firm Choices to Protect Yemen’s… DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 Minister of Defense in Sana’a government, Major General Mohammed Nasser Al-Atefi, confirmed on Tuesday that…
News Al-Mashat: US Blockade Is One of Most Prominent Obstacles to Provision of Services DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 President of pro-Houthis Supreme Political Council (SPC), the highest ruling authority in Sana’a, Mahdi…
Main Al-Mahrah: Armed Confrontations Continued between Tribes and Pro-Coalition Gunmen DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 Violent armed clashes erupted in Al-Mahrah province, on Sunday, between tribes and pro-coalition gunmen-backed…
News Shabwa: Clashes between UAE-Backed Factions Leave Casualties DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 At least four people were killed and wounded on sunday in violent clashes between the UAE-backed militias in…
News Sana’a: UN Envoy and Ambassadors of Coalition Countries Ignore the Facts DAILY YEMEN Dec 13, 2022 The Minister of Human Rights in Sana’a government, Ali Al-Dailami, affirmed that the UN envoy and the…
Main War Remnants Threat Has Been Threatening Children and Women for Decades DAILY YEMEN Dec 12, 2022 The “Implementation Center for Mine Action” in Sana’a said that the lives of thousands of civilians are still…