person > Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar
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Move directed at allies of ousted president Saleh, who placed loyalists in military posts over his 33-year rule.
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At least five people dead as troops led by son of former president Ali Abdullah Saleh attack offices with machine guns.
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Guide to the various factions involved in the ongoing conflict in the troubled Arab state.
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Normal air traffic resumes in Sanaa after being shut down by forces loyal to half-brother of ex-President Saleh.
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Facility shut down after forces loyal to sacked air force chief surround Sanaa airfield and threaten to attack planes.
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New leader faces many challenges as he steers troubled and divided Arabian peninsula country into post-Saleh era.
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Sporadic violence continues after President Ali Abdullah Saleh agrees halt to fighting with breakaway general.
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Government troops in Sanaa open fire on thousands marching to demand President Saleh's resignation.
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Several people killed in Sanaa during early morning clashes between pro-Saleh forces and opposition.
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At least 13 deaths reported as troop loyal to President Saleh fire on demonstrators in the capital, Sanaa.
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