Liz Truss Should Resign over Illegal Saudi Arms Sales, Say MPs

'US Blame Game on Saudi Oil Attack Won’t Deter Yemenis'

Yemen Houthi Drones, Missiles Defy Years of Saudi Air Strikes

Whether or not the revolutionaries carried out Saturday’s crippling raid on a Saudi oil plant — as it asserts — its capabilities mean it can feasibly claim responsibility for the strike, a humiliating blow against its top adversary.

The Withdrawal of Sudanese Forces from Yemen Will Take Place as Necessary

The chairman of the Sudanese Transitional Council of sovereignty Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan told Al-Jazeera that the withdrawal of Sudanese forces from Yemen will be made when necessary.

Serbian Trade Ministry Denies Issuing Permit to Export Arms to Yemen

The Serbian Trade Ministry said that it not issued a single permit for the export of weapons, military equipment and dual purpose goods to Yemen, denying reports of Serbian-made munitions being supplied to Islamic extremists in that country.

Six Sophisticated Drones Manufactured in Yemen Every Day

A Yemeni Army spokesman has said Yemen manufactures six sophisticated home-built unmanned drones every day.

Houthis Target Hadi Loyalists in Yemen's Hodeida

Yemen's Houthi revolutionaries continued Tuesday to target pro-Hadi forces positioned in the country's Red Sea port city of Hodeida.

Yemen's Attack on Saudi Arabia Oil May Hit Costco and BJ's Profits

The impact of the Houthi drone attacks on key Saudi Arabian oil production assets could blowback on the profits of beloved U.S. retailers Costco (COST) and BJ’s Wholesale (BJ).