Yemen .. raids continued and the war in the streets of Aden

Targeting planes "storm packets" Monday, April 13 / April several Houthi positions and forces of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh in the city of Ataq in Shabwa Governorate, located southeast of the country.
Local sources reported that the fighter jets launched air raids on five private security administration building in freeing under the control of forces and Houthi Ali Abdullah Saleh days ago.

And took control of President Hadi in Shabwa popular committees to camp Azzan second Infantry Brigade and the strategic Alnhimh leading camp to the port of Balhaf.

Alliance fighters "storm packets" as launched in early Monday morning raid on stubbornness base in Lahj province, located south of the country.

In addition, local sources reported clashes described Banifah between the Houthis and the popular committees in the pilgrimage in stubbornness triangle area, killing five members of the People's Committees and wounded 20 others, while the killing of 6 from the Houthis.

Saw Aden at dawn on Monday and clashes between militants of war streets of Huthi and People's Committees of President Hadi concentrated in the regions of Algulwah and Crater, which led to the displacement of dozens of residents of Aden to Djibouti to escape the fierce fighting.

She spoke media Yemeni dozens of casualties in the clashes in Aden, referring to the overcrowding of hospitals for the wounded and their lack of medicines and medical staff, in addition to the city's suffering from a severe shortage of food and ration.

The fighter alliance "storm packets" led by Saudi Arabia launched Sunday, April 12 / April raids on silos in the port of Aden and a number of residential neighborhoods Bamualla dependencies and green city.

This, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Adrian Edwards announced that 900 people have fled from Yemen, of whom 317 people have resorted to Obock in Djibouti, while 582 others have resorted to Puntland in Somalia, and the ports of Berbera and Bossaso.

International official pointed out that "the vast majority of those fleeing are Somalis, as well as Yemeni and Ethiopian citizens."