This is number Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im stephanie sy. The u. N. Said that yemen is heading towards a major humanitarian crisis. The red cross said it its trying to fly in emergency aid but its not clear if they will be able to fly while saudiled airstrikes continue. In aid aden hundreds are dead and many report seeing corpses on the treats. Of the days of heavy fighting and winning battles many parts of aden have been destroyed. Homes and shops lie in ruins. Civilians are also being killed. Houthi rebels along with fighters loyal to Ali Abdullah Saleh, former president are near the citys ports. These are fighters loyal to president hadi, and theyre putting up a fight. Civilians are now caught in the middle. Getting water and food supply supply power maybe two or three hours today. But electric power but otherwise everything is going down hill. People in aden say theyve been without clean water for five days. And stores are being cleared out of food. President abd
11,000 tons of garbage and is running out of space. Coming up well lack at how government and locals are trying to tackle the problem. In yemen where the Saudiled Coalition continues to strike against houthi targets. Saudi arabia has given the red cross permission to provide aid to yemen but deliveries have been delayed because of logistical problems. After days of heavy fighting, civilians are being killed. Houthi rebels along with fight fighters loyal to ali abdullah saleh, former president. These are fighters loyal to president hadi, and the city is a battleground. The locals are caught up in the middle. It is difficult to get the food supply and power maybe well have three hours of power today. Otherwise, everything is going down hill. Reporter people in aden say they have been without clean part for five days and stores are being cleaned out of food. President hadi may have little impact because the military is largely loyal to the deposeed president ali abdullah saleh. The saudil
Deadly university attack. Plus. Im Andrew Simmons reporting reporting from an orphanage in ukraine where a hundred children have been caught up in a tugofwar between two sides in this conflict. Lets start in yemen where saudi airstrikes continue against Houthi Rebels. The latest airstrikes target the air base in support of an advance by soldiers loyal to president hadi. The base is north of aden where street fighting is as fierce as ever. More than 50 people have been killed in the last 24 hours. The situation is common in the capital but Human Rights Center is concerned about violations against antihouthi activists. They include abductions and raids on homes. [ gunfire ] after days of heavy fighting and running battles many parts of aden have been destroyed. Homes and shops lie in ruins. Civilians are also being killed. Houthi rebels along with fight fighters loyal to Ali Abdullah Saleh, former president. These are fighters loyal to president hadi, and theyre putting up a fierce battl
Have been caught up in a tug of war between the two sides in this conflict. Lets begin in yemen the war is taking its toll on people there. Saudi arabia has given the red cross permission to provide aid but logistical problems have caused issues. People in the southern sit of aden are experiencing power and water shortages. Des of fighters have been killed in the latest violence between Houthi Rebels and pro government fighters in aden. Meanwhile, yemens president adou Rabbo Mansour hadi sacked three top military officers. The chief of staff of the armed forces the deputy chief of staff of yemens armed forces and the head of special forces. Saudi arabia is asking pakistan for military help. The parliament in islamabad is discussing that request which could include ground troops. We have a report. After days of heavy fighting and running battles many parts of aden have been destroyed. Homes and shops lie in ruins. Civilians are also being killed. Houthi rebels, along with fighters loyal
From an Andrew Simmonds reporting from an orphanage in ukraine, where they are caught between the two sides in conflict back in business the hadron collider is plunging into the Dark Universe again hello, we begin in yemen where the war is taking its toll on people. The red cross is being given permission. Logistical problem has delayed ambulances. One plane can land on monday. Hundreds of people have been targeted. People in the Southern City of aden are experiencing power and water shortage. Dozens of fighters have been killed in the latest violence on Houthi Rebels and progovernment fighters. Three of the top military officers, the chief of staff, the deputy chief of staff of the armed forces and the head of the second forces. Pakistan asked for military help. The department is discussing the request. Theres more than that debate. Kim vinnell has more on the latest fighting. Reporter a huge crowd pores over a mangled field. This is no longer a search for survivors. This is body reco