Saudi Arabia moves military hardware to border with Yemen
Saudi Arabia has moved heavy weaponry to its border with
Yemen, Press-TV channel said on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Yemeni movement Ansar Allah announced a bounty of
$100,000 for capturing President Abd Rabbah Mansure Hadi, who fled the country
to Oman on Thursday, the channel added, reports Tass.
Crisis in Yemen
Since August 2014, Yemen has been hit by a severe political
and security crisis. In late January, the armed groups of Ansar Allah (Houthi
rebels) forced the president and the government to announce resignation.
The rebels later took control of the country’s capital and
several northern provinces. They also announced the adoption of the so-called
constitutional declaration.
Overnight to March 26, Saudi Arabia launched a military
operation in the neighboring country and delivered air strikes at several
Houthi positions.
Pro-government forces regained control of the Aden airport
early on Thursday.
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