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Yemen minister calls for Arab ground push 'as soon as possible'

Yemeni foreign minister Riyadh Yasseen called for an Arab ground intervention in the country "as soon as possible".

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A man stands by the wreckage of a van hit by an air strike in Yemen`s southern port city of Aden. Air raids by a Saudi-led coalition again hit Houthi militia targets across Yemen on Monday night.
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Yemeni foreign minister Riyadh Yasseen called on Tuesday for an Arab ground intervention in the country "as soon as possible".

Asked by an interviewer on pan-Arab television channel al-Arabiya Hadat  whether he sought an Arab ground intervention, Yaseen responded: "Yes, we are asking for that, and as soon a possible, in order to save our infrastructure and save Yemenis under siege in many cities."

For six days, a Saudi-led coalition has bombed Iran-allied Houthi fighters and army units fighting against President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whose last bastion in the southern city of Aden was heavily shelled overnight.

Also Read: Arab coalition raids cripple Yemen's main airport, kill 15 rebel troops

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