Reuters: Warplanes hit Houthi base in central Yemen, students reported killed
(Reuters) - Warplanes from a Saudi-led air coalition on Tuesday bombed a military base in central Yemen controlled by Houthi fighters and their army allies, and a website of the Houthi-run defence ministry said two students were killed at a neighbouring school.
Military sources said five bombs were dropped on the Republican Guard base near the city of Ibb, 160 km (100 miles) south of the capital Sanaa, apparently targeting air defence units and soldiers' quarters.
They said the commander of the base was wounded. The september26 website said two students were killed, while the Houthis' Maseerah television reported three student deaths.
Yemen War News Updates -- April 7, 2015
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Yemen conflict: Aden a 'ghost city' as death toll rises -- BBC
Yemen says Saudi airstrikes hit school, injuring students -- CNN
On Saudi border with Yemen, troops watch for Houthi movement -- Reuters
US speeds up arms to Saudi-led coalition against Yemen's Houthis -- Reuters
U.S. agrees to refuel Saudi planes, but isn't evacuating Americans from Yemen -- McClatchy News
Yemen anger grows as absent president cheers attack -- Financial Times
Somalia lends support to Saudi-led fight against Houthis in Yemen -- The Guardian
Saudi Ambassador Warns Governments Not to Underplay Iran’s Role in Yemen Conflict -- WSJ
UN Decries Civilian Toll of Yemen Fighting -- VOA
Red Cross says situation 'catastrophic' in Yemen's Aden -- AFP
Warnings of humanitarian crisis as Yemen's civil war rolls on -- CSM
Getting aid to Yemen is a dangerous challenge, says ICRC aid worker -- Deutsche Welle
Q&A Saudi military official discusses Arab coalition's fight in Yemen --L.A. Times
Forget what you’re hearing. The civil war in Yemen is not a sectarian conflict -- Ishaan Tharoor, Washington Post
Who’s Who in the Fight for Yemen -- Frontline
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