Houthi rebels say the strike hit a prison, Saudi Arabia said it targeted a drone and missile base.
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United Arab Emirates
Troops lost control of the interim capital of Aden to separatists earlier this month.
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Frank Gardner
BBC security correspondent
Four years of conflict have left tens of thousands dead and no sign of peace, writes the BBC's Frank Gardner.
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The princess has separated from her husband, the ruler of Dubai, and has begun a court battle.
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Princess Haya asks for a forced marriage protection order and a non-molestation order in a UK court.
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The US president overrides bipartisan resolutions in Congress that barred the deal.
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Ali Issa Ahmad says he was badly beaten after wearing a Qatar flag T-shirt at a match in Abu Dhabi.
Read moreA Saudi activist has helped hundreds of ex-Muslims flee – especially women
The website helping ex-Muslims flee the Gulf
Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen lives in Germany now – but there was once a time where he lived and worked in Saudi Arabia, and was incapable of safely expressing his atheism. After successfully seeking asylum in Germany, he decided to set up the website wearesaudis.net to create an information resource for others to do the same. It’s now a go-to resource for people all over the Arab region – but why are most of the people that approach Taleb for help women? We spoke to an Emirati woman - we're calling her Dina to protect her identity - about how she used Taleb’s site and the ex-Muslim online network to escape. Producer: Sophia Smith Galer