Yemeni clashes
Yemen: the seven-year war with no peace in sight
Despite efforts to halt fighting, there is no end in sight to a conflict that has put millions on the brink of famine.
In recent days, some 30 Malian soldiers were killed in an attack in northern Mali blamed on jihadists, without drawing any sharp reaction from the Security Council.
The resolution was a harsh bipartisan rebuke to Trump that took the historic step of curtailing a president's war-making powers - a step he condemned in a statement announcing his veto.
The site, on Hodeida's eastern edges, was rigged heavily with mines when it slipped from Huthi control in November.
For residents of the impoverished country, there is little escape from the daily propaganda and fiery speeches of warring parties urging their supporters to fight "the enemy".
Saleh was killed in a roadside attack on Monday after switching sides in Yemen’s civil war, abandoning his Iran-aligned Houthi allies in favour of a Saudi-led coalition.
The prison held 84 inmates when it was struck three times late on Saturday.
Nine people were also wounded in the attack on several areas of the city and its outskirts.
At least 67 other people were wounded in the attack in the city’s Mansoura district.
Air strikes hit a presidential compound and military base in Sanaa early Friday and wounded six farmers.
A halt in fighting from Sunday midnight precedes peace talks set to begin on 18 April in Kuwait.
Yemen’s civil war intensified about a year ago when a Saudi-led Arab coalition intervened with air strikes.
Jalal Baleedi was killed by a drone strike as he was travelling in a car with two others in coastal Abyan.
A ceasefire, which was due to end later this week, had been extended for another seven days.
Two earlier UN attempts at talks failed and the accompanying ceasefires quickly unraveled.
Taiz has suffered huge destruction since becoming a main battleground in the conflict.
The airport and some city districts were captured from Houthi militia fighters on Tuesday.
The mortar barrage hit three full storage tanks, in an incident sure to add to the fuel crisis.
The talks hosted by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon are aimed at finding a political solution.