The Saudi-led coalition has seized a Yemen-bound fuel ship in violation of a two-month UN-brokered ceasefire.

Following a two-month ceasefire deal between the Saudi-led coalition and Yemen, the first fuel ships docked at Hudaydah.

The Yemen Petroleum Company (YPC) says the Saudi-led military coalition has confiscated yet another emergency fuel ship bound for the port of Hudaydah.

People have taken to the streets of the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, and several other locations across Yemen to condemn the siege imposed by the Saudi-led coalition against their impoverished country, urging the Yemeni forces to intensify their retaliatory attacks against the aggressor regimes.

Mass protests are held in several Yemeni cities to condemn the siege imposed by the Saudi-led coalition against the war-torn country and the seizure of ships carrying critically needed petroleum products.

Saudi warplanes conduct an airstrike on Yemen’s northwestern province of Hajjah, leaving 11 members of a family dead or injured.

The UN says it has reached an 'agreement in principle' to transfer the toxic cargo from a rusting oil tanker abandoned off the coast of war-torn Yemen to another ship.

Yemenis take to the streets of several areas across the country to decry the Saudi-led coalition for targeting civilians.

A spokesman for Yemeni Armed Forces calls on foreign companies to pull out of the UAE following a series of airstrikes which have killed at least 90 people in Yemen.

Saudi warplanes have bombed homes Yemen's western city of Hudaydah and a prison in north-western Sa'ada, with initial reports putting casualties above 180 people.