Saudi Arabia launches missile and artillery strikes against Yemen’s province of Sa’ada, leaving a number of civilians injured, hours after an alleged ceasefire came into effect.

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.

Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry says a drone has struck an oil facility in the capital of Riyadh, igniting a fire at the installation.

Mass protests are held in several Yemeni cities to condemn the siege imposed by the Saudi-led coalition against the war-torn country and the seizure of ships carrying critically needed petroleum products.

Yemeni army forces and their allies inflict massive losses on Saudi mercenaries in the country’s northwestern province of Hajjah, killing a high-profile militant commander in the process.

Saudi Arabia conducts fresh airstrikes as well as missile and artillery raids on Yemen, killing at least one civilian and injuring more than ten others.

The United Nations urges a transparent, independent and impartial investigation to an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition against a detention center in Yemen’s city of Sa’ada.

Iran calls on the UN human rights chief to denounce the Saudi-led airstrikes against Yemen and hold the perpetrators and sponsors to account.

Former leader of the Labour Party has blasted the British government over arming Saudi Arabia in Yemen war, stating that London is complicit in the Saudi-led coalition’s crimes in the conflict-ridden Arab country.