Supporters of Yemen's Huthi rebels attend a rally marking the fourth anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition's intervention in Yemen, in the capital Sanaa on March 26, 2019. - A Saudi-led military coalition entered Yemen in March 2015 with the goal of restoring its "legitimate" government to power after the Huthis and their allies took over Sanaa. (Photo by MOHAMMED HUWAIS / AFP) (Photo credit should read MOHAMMED HUWAIS/AFP/Getty Images)
Houthi rebels of Yemen demand Saudia Arabia to exit their country immediately. The head of Houthis rebels Supreme Revolutionary Committee Mohammad Ali Al-Houthi tweeted, “We call on the aggressors to withdraw from Yemen, as the Republic of Yemen rejects aggression, siege and air embargo.”
The war-torn country was sparked violence and gorilla war in late 2014 which led ten of thousands of civilians and fighters dead and around 85,000 kids have been starved to death. In March 2015 Saudi-UAE led alliance started air strikes in support of internationally recognized government of Mansour Hadi.
United Arab Emirates has recently reduced its troops in Yemen switching its policy from “Military First” to “Peace First”. As per some unidentified Gulf official UAE will take out its troops from southern Port of Aden and Western Coast, while there will be full support for Saudi led forces in different areas of country.
