AFP, Aden :
Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi returned to his country on Tuesday after six months in exile in Saudi Arabia, as loyalist forces fought to advance on the rebel-held capital.
Only hours earlier, warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition killed at least 21 people in Sanaa, a day after thousands of sympathisers took to the streets of the capital to celebrate a year since its seizure by the Iran-backed Shia Houthi rebels.
Hadi, who is recognised by the international community, arrived on board a Saudi military aircraft that landed at an airbase adjoining the civilian airport in Yemen’s second city Aden.
Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi returned to his country on Tuesday after six months in exile in Saudi Arabia, as loyalist forces fought to advance on the rebel-held capital.
Only hours earlier, warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition killed at least 21 people in Sanaa, a day after thousands of sympathisers took to the streets of the capital to celebrate a year since its seizure by the Iran-backed Shia Houthi rebels.
Hadi, who is recognised by the international community, arrived on board a Saudi military aircraft that landed at an airbase adjoining the civilian airport in Yemen’s second city Aden.
