Yemeni Houthis call on U.N. to end Saudi strikes - statement


  • World
  • Sunday, 03 May 2015

CAIRO (Reuters) - Yemeni Houthi rebels called on the United Nations on Saturday to seek an end to Saudi Arabian air strikes against them that they described as blatant aggression against the country.

Warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition are targeting Iranian-allied Houthis who have seized the capital Sanaa and large areas of the country.

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