The Saudi crown prince has met with Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi, Egyptian Defense Minister Sadeky Sobhy, and other officials to discuss regional developments.

Saudi Arabia intensifies its ground and aerial bombardment of Yemen despite a self-declared ceasefire. In the latest assaults, Saudis launched dozens of rockets on Razih district in the province of Sa'ada. This follows earlier airstrikes on the province. In Yemen’s south, Saudi warplanes hit the province of Aden killing at least four people. In retaliation, Ansarullah fighters fired a barrage of rockets into Saudi territory. The projectiles hit two military bases in the south of the oil-rich kingdom. Meanwhile, al-Qaeda militants ambushed two checkpoints run by the Yemeni army in the northeastern Hadhramaut province, killing six people and wounding dozens of others. Nearly 4,900 Yemenis, mostly civilians, have lost their lives since Saudi Arabia began its onslaught against the poorest Arab country in late March.

At least four people are killed after a private jet crashed while trying to land at an airport in Hampshire.

At least four people have been killed in the latest Saudi airstrikes against Yemen. The casualties were reported after Saudi warplanes targeted several areas in Dhi Na'im district of Bayda province. Earlier attacks also left casualties in the Ashah district of the northwestern province of Amran. The Hajjah province and a valley in central Ma’rib province were also pounded. Saudi Arabia’s aggression is about to enter its fourth month. More than 48-hundred people, including many women and children, have been killed since the offensive started in March.