Saudi-led coalition resumes bombing Yemen's Houthi group shortly after truce expires

[Sally]

I don't think that all the people were able to get all the aid they desperately need before the bombing started again.



Saudi-led coalition resumes bombing Yemen's Houthi group shortly after truce expires
English.news.cn 2015-05-18 0615




SANAA, May 18 (Xinhua) -- Saudi-led alliance resumed its air raids against Yemen's Shiite Houthi group in the southern port city of Aden shortly after a five-day truce expired late Sunday, army sources said.

War planes of the coalition bombed the presidential compound, which is controlled by the Houthis, said the same source and eye-witnesses.

The bombing came as the UN envoy to Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed urged all warring parties to extend the short humanitarian cease-fire.

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[Ringel05]

Must suck to be a Houthi in Yemen right now.........

 

[Sally]

Must suck to be a Houthi in Yemen right now.........

Probably worse being an ordinary civilian in the middle of this.

 

[Ringel05]

Must suck to be a Houthi in Yemen right now.........

Probably worse being an ordinary civilian in the middle of this.

That's the problem with war.

 

[Sally]

Must suck to be a Houthi in Yemen right now.........

Probably worse being an ordinary civilian in the middle of this.

That's the problem with war.

It sure is.


Into Africa: Yemeni refugees wait out war in heat and dust of Djibouti
Into Africa Yemeni refugees wait out war in heat and dust of Djibouti - LA Times

 

[Ringel05]

Must suck to be a Houthi in Yemen right now.........

Probably worse being an ordinary civilian in the middle of this.

That's the problem with war.

It sure is.


Into Africa: Yemeni refugees wait out war in heat and dust of Djibouti
Into Africa Yemeni refugees wait out war in heat and dust of Djibouti - LA Times

Unfortunately humankind has been at war since at least the beginning of recorded history. If war is defined as 1000 or more killed per day then there's only been around 280 days of "no war" in all our history. Of course during those 280 days there were up to 999 killed per day in small conflicts.