BBC: Yemen crisis: Saudi Arabia 'repels Houthi border attack'
Three Saudi troops and "dozens" of Houthi rebels were killed as Saudi forces repelled a major attack from inside Yemen, Saudi officials say.
The rebels attacked near the town of Najran, reports say, in what would be their biggest assault on Saudi soil since a Saudi military campaign began.
A Saudi-led coalition has staged air strikes against rebels since late March in support of Yemen's exiled president.
Meanwhile aid groups say a lack of fuel is threatening their operations there.
Yemen War News Updates -- May 1, 2015
Saudi-Yemen border clash kills 3 Saudi soldiers and 'dozens' of Yemeni rebels, kingdom says -- AP
Yemen rebels attack Saudi border, dozens dead -- AFP
Residents: Besieged Yemeni City Sees Worst Fighting Yet -- VOA/Reuters
ISIL claims to have killed 15 soldiers in Yemen: Monitoring group -- Press TV
UN Agency says violence has displaced 300,000 in Yemen -- AP
Yemen violence kills 1,244, injures 5,044: WHO -- AFP
Yemenis in Desperate Need of Food and Fuel After Weeks of Airstrikes -- NYT
UN meets on Yemen as relief ops threatened -- AFP
Russia-Called UN Urgent Meeting on Yemen Ends Without Action -- AP
U.S. pressures Saudi Arabia to stop bombing Iran-backed rebels in Yemen -- Washington Times
Administration worries grow over Saudi campaign in Yemen -- AP
U.S. asks Iran’s help on Yemen talks -- Al Arabiya
Yemen crisis: Why Gulf states went to war with the Houthis -- Frank Gardner, BBC
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Everything, uniforms and equipment except one helmet brand spanking new.
Note: on the shell they are about to ram into the breach a big USA.
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