The Saudi-led aggression against Yemen has entered its twelfth day with nearly 230 people left dead so far. Humanitarian aid is expected to trickle in as the International Committee of the Red Cross has been given permission by the Saudis to send aid cargo planes to Sana'a. But, as Yousef Mawry reports from the Yemeni capital, people are defiant, promising not to surrender to the Saudi-imposed demands and desires.

Pakistan's parliament has opened a debate as to whether the country should join the Saudi-led military aggression against Yemen. Both chambers of the parliament have been summoned to formulate a policy after Saudi Arabia sought Pakistani aid for its Yemen airstrikes. Press TV's Kamran Yousaf tells us how Islamabad has been under pressure to join the Saudi-led invasion.

Demonstrators have marched on the Saudi Embassy in London to condemn Riyadh's role in the killings of scores of people in Yemen. As our correspondent Amina Taylor explains, the protesters also want Saudi Arabia's Western allies to exert pressure to stop the bloodshed.

Demonstrations continue in different countries around the world against the ongoing Saudi military aggression in Yemen. Protestors gathered in front of the UN headquarters in New York calling for respecting Yemen’s sovereignty.

Saudi-led airstrikes on Yemen have crippled the nation’s economy and are driving the poorest country in the Middle East into a humanitarian crisis. Our correspondent in Sana'a Yousef Mawry has a report.

Saudi Arabia and its allies have been pounding Ansarullah positions in Yemen for over a week now. The aerial campaign has left a negative impact on the daily lives of Yemenis. However, as our correspondent Mohammed al-Attab says the all-out war has failed to affect the morale and the unity of the nation.

People in Yemen have poured into the streets to condemn the Saudi-led airstrikes. Demonstrators have stressed that the offensive will not stop them from fulfilling their goals. Mohammad al Attab Ali reports from the Yemeni capital Sana’a.

Lebanese have held a demonstration in solidarity with the people of Yemen. Protesters gathered in front of the United Nations building in the capital Beirut and condemned the Saudi-led invasion in the impoverished Arab nation.

Thousands of Yemenis have once again hit the streets to denounce the Saudi-led invasion of their country. Demonstrators called the attacks as violation of Yemen’s sovereignty. Nearly two-hundred people have been killed in aerial attacks since Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia and its allies have been attacking targets in Yemen since Wednesday. Riyadh has asked Islamabad to join the military action. Religious and political parties in Pakistan have opposed the request and vowed to pressure the government not to be part of the Saudi-led campaign.