The Yemeni separatist group STC accuses Saudi Arabia of launching airstrikes against their forces in the province of Hadramout.

Strikes come after Riyadh called on Southern Transitional Council to withdraw from areas it recently took over; Yemeni official: 15,000 Saudi-backed fighters massing near border

The Foreign Office has said that Pakistan is closely monitoring the recent developments in Yemen, while expressing its full support for the diplomatic initiatives being led by Saudi Arabia to restore peace and stability in the...

Dec. 26 (UPI) -- Saudi Arabia has reportedly fired on the eastern Hadramout province in Yemen.

Separatists in southern Yemen accused Saudi Arabia on Friday of targeting their forces with airstrikes, something not formally acknowledged by the kingdom after it warned the forces to withdraw from governorates they recently took over. The Southern Transitional Council, backed by the United Arab Emirates, said the strikes happened in Yemen’s Hadramout governorate. It wasn’t immediately clear if there were any casualties from the strikes that further raise tensions in the war-torn nation and put at risk a fragile Saudi-led coalition that has been battling the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in the country’s north for a decade.