Yemeni Ansarullah’s leader says the world has realized that Saudi Arabia and its allies have miserably failed in their brutal war and siege against Yemen.

A senior member of Yemen’s popular Ansarullah resistance movement says the liberation of the impoverished country will be achieved inevitably.

Irish protesters rally towards Saudi Arabia’s embassy in Dublin to protest the seven-year Riyadh-led war on Yemen.

The Yemen Petroleum Company says the Saudi-led coalition has banned another ship carrying fuel from docking at Hudaydah port.

A spokesman for the Yemeni National Oil Company says the Saudi-led coalition has seized another fuel tanker heading for the impoverished nation which is under a crippling blockade of the kingdom.

Yahya Saree says despite relentless aerial and artillery attacks by the Saudi-led coalition and its mercenaries, Yemeni people have remained resilient over the past years of war.

This episode looks at why Saudi Arabia is continuing the war on Yemen despite the fact that it has realized it cannot win the conflict on the battlefield.

People have taken to the streets of the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, and several other locations across Yemen to condemn the siege imposed by the Saudi-led coalition against their impoverished country, urging the Yemeni forces to intensify their retaliatory attacks against the aggressor regimes.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that millions of people in Yemen are at risk of catastrophe after nearly seven years of the Saudi aggression.

Yemen’s army troops and allied fighters from popular committees have purged 26 kilometers of land in Hajjah Province of Saudi-backed militants.