- The civil war in Yemen, caused by Houthi rebels, has seen the UN broker ceasefires while Hadi led the government from Saudi Arabia.
- Hadi's government faced challenges from the Houthi movement, leading to a leadership crisis involving Ali Abdullah Saleh and the eventual resignation of Hadi to seek refuge in Aden.
Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was involved in the leadership crisis of the Yemeni government, has risen in political prominence and led the internationally recognized government from Sanaa.
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What happened
Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was involved in the leadership crisis of the Yemeni government, has risen in political prominence and led the internationally recognized government from Sanaa.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh
President of North Yemen (1978–1990) and Yemen (1990–2012)
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Yemen
country in West Asia
Related events
- Israeli military dropped a bomb on Sanaa, while conflict erupted between the Aden government and Ansarullah troops.
- Brad Cooper met with Saudi Crown Prince in Jeddah to discuss regional and international developments amid heightened Houthi tensions.
- An offensive by Houthi forces is underway to seize strategic highlands in Yemen, putting the capital under threat.
- Houthi militia has taken control of Sanaa, the capital city of Yemen, leading to a conflict that disrupts national institutions and economic stability.
- Peace talks regarding the Yemen crisis were held in Switzerland, involving the UN, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen.