Reuters: Saudi-led coalition air strike kills 36 Yemeni civilians: residents
An air strike by warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition killed 36 civilians working at a bottling plant in the northern Yemeni province of Hajjah on Sunday, residents said.
In another air raid on the capital Sanaa, residents said four civilians were killed when a bomb hit their house near a military base in the south of the city.
The attacks were the latest in an air campaign launched in March an alliance made up mainly of Gulf Arab states in support of the exiled government in its fight against Houthi forces allied to Iran.
Yemen War News Updates -- August 30, 2015
Saudi-Led Strike 'Kills 36 Civilians' In Yemen -- SKY News
Saudi-led airstrike kills 36 civilians at north Yemen bottling plant - reports -- RT
36 killed in Yemen air strike -- RTE
Coalition pounds Yemen rebels, sets sights on capital -- AFP
Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen build as allies push north -- AP
Car bomb explodes in rebel-held Yemen capital -- AFP
Car Bomb Explodes Near US Embassy in Yemen -- Sputnik
Gunmen Kill Head of Security in Yemen's Aden -- AP
Gunmen kill senior security officer in Yemen's Aden -- AFP
Yemen: Cluster Munition Rockets Kill, Injure Dozens -- Human Rights Watch
Yemen army recruits 4,800 southern fighters: Official -- Ahram Online/AFP
Yemeni president enlists thousands to form new brigade in south -- Al Bawaba
Yemen's army recruits almost 5,000 southern fighters: Officer -- Middle East Online
Yemeni President Says Fighting To Stop 'Iranian Expansion' -- Radio Free Europe
‘Iranian expansion’ warning from Yemen’s exiled president Hadi -- Euronews
Yemen: warning of ‘a lost generation,’ UN child rights envoy urges end to grave violations against children -- UN News Centre
Civilian needs mount in Yemen as medical supplies dwindle – UN health agency -- UN News Centre
UAE launches multi-pronged relief campaign for Yemen -- Gulf News
Yemen: Situation deteriorating in Taiz -- ICRC
Yemen: A country in chaos as fighting continues -- BBC
When was the last time Yemen had a government? -- Stephen Snyder, PRI
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