Nearly a hundred international human rights organizations call for a freeze on arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and an end to the war on Yemen its siege.

Yemeni armed forces and their allies launch a retaliatory missile attack against an airbase in Saudi Arabia's southwestern region of Asir.

A UK-based campaigning organization has lambasted the British government for its huge arms sales to Saudi Arabia amid the kingdom’s aggression against war-torn Yemen, saying London is “putting profit before Yemeni lives.”

The US President Joe Biden’s remarks in his first foreign policy speech included Washington’s decision to halt arms sales to Saudi Arabia in order to avoid the current humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen.

The decision cancels deals to sell 12,700 missiles to Saudi Arabia and billions of dollars’ worth of other weapons to the UAE.

Amnesty International calls on European countries to end their arms exports to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates over the current crisis in Yemen.

The arms sales by the European countries have caused "massive destruction" in the West Asia region, says a report.

Dozens of human rights and arms control organizations denounce the US arms sales to the United Arab Emirates, asking the Congress to block the mega deal.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Saudi King Salman agree to improve bilateral ties and keep a dialogue channel open to resolve issues.

The US has confirmed the sale of advanced arms to the United Arab Emirates.