Yemen War News Updates -- September 25, 2015

BBC: Yemen conflict: No end in sight, six months on

In an age of 24/7 news coverage, social media and videos going viral, the war in Yemen must rank as one of the most under-reported in recent times, despite a few brave visits by intrepid journalists and film crews.

Yemen can be a remote, difficult and dangerous country to cover, and that is in peace time.

Now, six months after Saudi-led air strikes against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels began on 26 March, the war in Yemen has taken a terrible toll on the Arab world's poorest nation, with both sides accused of committing war crimes and most of the casualties being caused by the aerial bombing.

Yemen War News Updates -- September 25, 2015

At least 25 killed in Yemen mosque bombing during prayers -- USA Today
2 Saudi soldiers detained by Houthi rebels in Yemen; 3 missing -- CNN
Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, Deposed President, Returns to Yemen -- NYT
Amnesty calls for U.N. inquiry into Yemen's bloody conflict -- Reuters
Amnesty urges UN to probe 'abuses' in Yemen conflict -- AFP
Saudis Seek to Fend Off U.N. Inquiry on Yemen -- NYT
As bombs fall, one market in Yemen’s capital still draws crowds -- Washington Post
Taiz: Yemen’s forgotten battlefront -- Manuel Almeida, Al Arabiya
The UAE's Bold Choice in Yemen -- Bilal Y. Saab, Newsweek
Yemen's bloody war: World maintains shameful silence as innocent civilians are bombed -- Rasha Mohamed, IBTimes