At least three killed in drone attacks on oil facilities near Abu Dhabi airport.
Al Jazeera takes a quick look at the effect seven years of war has had on the Arab world’s poorest country.
Over a dozen people killed in the Yemeni capital a day after a suspected Houthi attack killed three people in the UAE.
The UAE, a member of the Saudi-led coalition fighting the rebels, has largely avoided the Houthi firing line until now.
News from January 17: Houthis say attacks in Abu Dhabi involved five ballistic missiles and several drones.
Emirati officials condemn Houthi attacks in Abu Dhabi as ‘heinous crimes’, US says it will hold the group accountable.
Houthi rebels say the Rwabee was carrying military equipment, accusing the UN of siding with ‘murderers’.
Saudi-led coalition says the vessel was carrying medical equipment when it was seized off the coast of Hodeidah.
Move comes after Houthis said last week the airport was put out of operation after air attacks by Saudi-led coalition.
Coalition says the attack was a response to ‘an attempt to transfer weapons’ by the Yemeni rebel group.
Two killed in the Saudi city of Jizan while three die in a coalition air raid in Yemen’s Ajama.
Coalition says it destroyed drone and weapons stores in air raids on military camp in Yemeni capital Sanaa.
The coalition conducts attacks in Yemen after Houthis launch ballistic missiles and drones into Saudi Arabia.
Coalition says it is launching fresh raids on the Houthi-held capital, warns residents to stay away from targeted areas.
