(Adnkronos) – Anti-Houthi forces have declared a state of emergency in Yemen after Saudi military air raids against arms shipments originating from the United Arab Emirates and destined for the militants. The state of emergency includes, among other things, a 72-hour ban on all border crossings in their territory, as well as on entries into airports and seaports, with the exception of those permitted by Saudi Arabia.
Yemen: Saudi raids against weapons, anti-Houthi forces declare state of emergency
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