Yemen has Lost Internet Connectivity
Saudi airstrikes have caused internet access to be suspended in Yemen. The Yemeni city of Hodeidah was bombarded by Saudi coalition forces. Yemen's internet service has been down since early morning. According to Houthi rebels, an attack by Saudi coalition forces on an information technology centre building in yemen, which lost many lives, has affected Internet service.
The Saudis have yet to respond to the attack in this case. On Monday, Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in yemen launched a series of drone strikes in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Three of them were killed. Two of the three are Native Americans. One of them is Pakistani. ADNOC, an oil company based in the Musaffah neighbourhood near Abu Dhabi airport, was targeted by the Houthi rebels. In retaliation for a Houthi rebel onslaught, Saudi coalition forces have launched an offensive in Sanaa, Yemen's capital. Over a dozen of them were killed. As a result, the tension endures.
Yemen, a Southeast Asian country, has been engulfed in a civil conflict between Sunni President Mansour Hadi and Shiite Houthi rebels since march 2015. President Mansour haiti is backed by saudi arabia and the United Arab Emirates. iran is a supporter of the Houthi rebels. Separatists have also been attacking the Yemeni government in southern Yemen. Thousands of people have been harmed by Yemen's war, which has lasted more than six years. So date, more than 1 lakh people have been murdered in Yemen's civil war. Famine has driven millions of people to starve.