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Houthis. That is the rebel group in yemen thats in this current battle to take over the country. They have already forced out the yemeni president and the government backed by the United States backed by saudi arabia egypt, the uae. The Houthi Rebels have an ally as well iran. Joining me now Fred Pleitgen watching all of this from the iranian capital of tehran. Fred were now get something breaking news. If you can fill me in on saudi arabias involvement in this complex in yemen. Reporter absolutely. The usdaies have announced an end saudis have announced an end to the Bombing Campaign that the...

Him. At the southernmost tip of the Arabian Peninsula away from the eyes of the outside world yemen is counting its did more than ten thousand of them and those displaced running to millions. Theres cholera famine and for many exile yemen is at war. Not many foreigners set foot in this part of arabia the president of the International Committee of the red cross has come to visit this exhausted and divided country. Hes one of the few people authorized to observe a conflict. Which has been reduced to internal hostilities. She. Recently. His trip is a difficult one to say the least hell be starti...

The southernmost tip of the Arabian Peninsula away from the eyes of the outside world yemen is counting its dead more than ten thousand. Of those displaced run into millions as a cholera famine and for many exiles yemen is a war. Not many foreigners set foot in this part of a rabia the president of the International Committee of the red cross has come to visit this exhausted and divided country. Hes one of the few people authorized to observe a conflict which has been reduced to wretched internal hostilities. His trip is a difficult one to say the least. In the south in aden and finishing thre...

Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, to cover the costs of the Eid Al Adha sacrificial animals of 4,951 pilgrims from 92 countries.

A deal would leave the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in control but allow the Saudis to disengage from a costly and intractable war, potentially opening up further diplomatic possibilities.