More than two dozen Saudi-backed and pro-Hadi militants have been killed in clashes with Yemeni army troops and their allies in the country’s strategic central province of Ma’rib.

At least 53 Saudi-backed and pro-Hadi militant commanders are killed during intense clashes with Yemeni army forces and their allies in the strategic province of Ma’rib in recent months.

Yemeni army soldiers and their allies shoot down a Saudi reconnaissance drone in the skies over the country’s southern province of Shabwah.

Yemeni army forces and their allies kill the head of military forces for Saudi-backed pro-Hadi militants during heavy fighting near Ma’rib.

Saudi warplanes have launched a new round of airstrikes against various residential neighborhoods across war-ravaged Yemen.

Houthi says enemies are seeking to dominate the Yemeni nation through sowing the seeds of division and discord among them.

Yemeni forces have advanced on the southern gates of the central Ma'rib city, pushing Saudi-backed militants loyal to former president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi further back.

Yemen’s information minister says Yemeni army troops and their allies will launch “more painful and crippling” retaliatory strikes in case the Saudi-led military aggression and brutal siege persist.

Yemen condemns the execution of ten jailed fighters by Saudi-backed Takfiri militants as a war crime and in blatant violation of international humanitarian law.

The Yemeni army says it shot down another Saudi spy drone over the oil-producing province of Ma’rib.