The Latest Breaking News from Sanaa

The Houthis, who have held Yemen's capital, Sanaa, since 2014, did not immediately claim responsibility for the attack.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels and its internationally recognized government are locked in a fight for control of the country’s banks that experts warn is threatening to further wreck an economy already crippled by nearly a decade of war

The heads of six U.N. agencies and three international humanitarian organizations issued a joint appeal to Yemen’s Houthi rebels for the immediate release of 17 members of their staff who were recently detained along with many others also being held by the Iranian-backed group

Attacks target Hodeidah airport and region north of Sanaa, Al Masirah TV says, as Houthis continue Red Sea attacks.

Latest pressure campaign comes as US says peace plan cannot move forward if Red Sea attacks persist, Bloomberg reports.

The United States and its allies said they shot down 15 drones fired by Yemen's Huthis into the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden on Saturday, in one of the Iran-backed rebels' largest attacks.

It could cripple remittances, financial transactions and destroy an already battered economy, say Yemenis.

The new wave of attacks comes as Houthis continue to target Israel-linked ships, demanding end to war in Gaza.

The Houthis’ stance in support of Palestine is gaining accolades, could they also be looking at a domestic win?

Mounting maritime security threats off Yemen's coast have stalled work on scrapping a decrepit oil tanker, officials have told AFP, jeopardising a rare success story in the war-torn country.

The U.S. and U.K. said they used warship- and submarine-launched Tomahawk missiles and fighter jets to take out Houthi missile storage sites, drones and launchers.