Mansur Hadi
State Leaders from around the World Congratulated President Rumen Radev on his Re-Election
President Rumen Radev received congratulatory letters from heads of state from around the world on the occasion of his re-election for a second term, the press office of the head of state announced.
Saudi Arabia: Gambler in charge
By the end of 2015 the BND, the German foreign intelligence service, had grown so concerned that it warned the government about Saudi Arabia's new Deputy Crown Prince and defense minister, 30-year-old Muhammad bin Salman. "The previous cautious diplomatic stance of older leading members of the royal family," it wrote, "is being replaced by an impulsive policy of intervention."
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Ankara supports Saudi Arabia's military operation against Huthis
Turkey said in a statement on March 26 that it supports Saudi Arabia?s military operation against Huthi rebels in its southern neighbor.
?We support Saudi Arabia?s military operation against the Huthis. We believe this operation will contribute to the prevention of civil war and the strengthening of legitimate state authority in the country,? stated the Turkish Foreign Ministry.
Hadi leaves Yemen while enemies gain ground
Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, President of Yemen left the country while enemy forces continue rampaging through Yemen.
Shortly before Hadi was known to have abandoned the country, public sector employees were said to have been told to return home, while many of them had been equipped with weapons.
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Yemen president, Shiite militia agree deal to end crisis
President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi and Yemen's powerful Shiite militia agreed Jan. 21 to end a deadly confrontation that had raised fears the impoverished but strategic country might descend into chaos.
Yemen militia clash with army, fire on PM's convoy
Shiite militia clashed with Yemen's army and fired on a convoy carrying the prime minister on Jan. 19 as pressure mounted on the embattled government of President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi.
The militiamen, known as Huthis, opened fire on the convoy carrying Prime Minister Khalid Bahah in the capital Sanaa but he escaped unharmed, Information Minister Nadia Sakkaf said.
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