abd-rabbu mansour hadi arrived in the southern port city of aden on tuesday night. he fled the country six months ago when houthi rebels closed in, capturing sanaa last september. >> over 2,000 people died since a saudi-led coalition launched an operation in march against the houthis. the conflict leading to shortages of food and water. we have the latest from the airport in aden, where shipments are arriving from around the world. >> millions of yemenis suffered over the last few months because of the ongoing fighting between the houthis and forces backed by the former president ali abdullah saleh on one hand, and forces loyal to the exiled president. the aid offloaded now is part of the assistance which has been provided by neighbouring countries, but the international community is concerned. it says we need to see a political settlement any time soon. the problem will be the president abd-rabbu mansour hadi and his government insists that they will join political talks if the houthis surrender, hand over the weapons and pull out from the areas they control. deman

abd-rabbu mansour hadi's government has so far rejected calls for talks with his rivals, insisting the houthis must surrender. >> translation: this militia group have to understand now. they have to cooperate full why with the united nations reservation 226 and violence, and to recognise that there is no solution in yemen, unless we go back to where we started before the 21st of september last year >>> taking you live to the united nations general assembly in new york. we are about to hear from egypt's president abdul fatah al-sisi. >> translation: demonstrations of the great people of egypt, at the outset i'd like to congratulate you mr president and your country for chairing the united nations general assembly. i want to the express my appreciation to your predecessor, the foreign minister of our brotherly country, uganda, for his exceptional efforts during his presidency of the previous session, and like to commend the rule played by the secretary-general of the united nations and his ceaseless efforts to uphold the principles of the u.n. charter which served as the constitution and

fighters and weaponry to the national army and fighters loyal the yemen's president abd rabbu mansour hadi who is in exile in saudi arabia. only who areas are under houthi control. that's why the fight to clear them could be swift. and many predict the next target for this new firing force could be the sanaa or saada. despite significant losses the houthis continue to put up a tough fight. the battle for yemen is far from over. omar al saleh, al jazeera. >> juan cole says it's unusual to be involved in ground combat. >> the uae is part of a coalition of gulf cooperation council nations and also including morocco and jordan. much of the fighting has been from the air on their part, fighter jets have flown and indeed in response to this attack sanaa is under very heavy bombardment tonight. but beginning really just at the beginning of august last month, it is alleged that fair numbers of uae troops were landed at the gulf -- the port of aden, and helped libert liberate that citm the houthis. there is a ground force from the uae fighting in yemen which is unprecedented in modern history. >> s

but relations between abd rabbu mansour hadi and the houthi rebels deteriorated.anks rolling into aden, president hadi had to flee osaudi arabia. it was then the saudi government along with its allies launched a military campaign in yemen. it's sad the houthi rebels were back by iran to destabilize the region. after months of air strikes the houthis were driven out of the south. >> we must reclaim the state first. we cannot talk about political negotiations when the state has been stolen. >> reporter: this is yemen's newly trained army. these fighters are on the offensive, trying to recapture the cities of ta'izz, mareb and eljob before marching towards capital. >> translator: we are running into difficulty because of the terrain and the fearless enemy which is ready to die. >> reporter: but capturing sanaa won't be an easy task. partners from allies, united arab emirates bahrain and saudi arabia were killed when their base was hit earlier this month. and yemen has faced more death and destruction. >> the situation is very difficult for the population because the

bahar has been in saudi arabia since march with president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. his visit to the city coming days before u.n. brokered peace talks are set to begin. the u.n. wants a ceasefire signed, and the formation of a unity government. >> police in malaysia fired water canons marching in support of the prime minister. the so-called uprising is in response to the anti-government process. he has been facing demands to step down over a corruption scandal. the hardliners accused the minority of driving the demonstrations. prominent people were part of the protest. we go to kuala lumpur and have this update. >> reporter: these demonstrators are firmly pro-government supporters. math from the -- most from the ethnic mallet community. it's a traditional support base. now, organizers set up the protest in response to a massive demonstration that occurred in kuala lumpur about a fortnight ago when more than 200,000 came out, calling for the prime minister to resign amid the allegations that he syphoned off 7 million from a state investment fund. it's not been charged

. >> reporter: president abd rabbu mansour hadi last the task of reuniting the forces. his security for aden and the south, hadi's government has so far rejected calls for talks with his rivals, insisting the houthis must surrender. >> the publish yah group has too comply fully, to with stan violence and to recognize that there is no solution in yemen, unless they return back to where we started before, the 21st of september last year. >> ta'izz is another major battle front. these are government fighters trying to push the rebels out of districts they control. backed by elite army units loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh, the houthis still hold ground. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera. >>> now there have been more clashes at the al-aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem. israeli military fired stun grenades. more to come for you after break including tens of thousands of people are without power in taiwan as a powerful typhoon batters the island. >>> and a spectacular lunar event that is amazing sky-watchers across the worlds. >> what do you want america

the saudi coalition has sent to the national army and fighters loyal to yemen's president abd rabbu mansour hadi who is in exile in saudi arabia. under houthi control that's why the fight to clear them could be swift. and many predict the next target for this new fighting force could be the capital sanaa and the houthitron hold ostronghold. >>> omar ah la saleh, al jazeera. >>> defiance also appears to be forcing hungary to act. the hundred gair hungarian authy they will force them owalk. the three-year-old boy who came to represent the tragedy of the refugee crisis was laid to rest. the picture of his body on a turkish beach has a powerful reaction around the world. >>> 20 miles outside budapest police faced a standoff with police, mohammed jamjoom is in bicske. >> reporter: the dread and despair only continued throughout the day. please let us leave, her and her daughter, two of the many many who escaped deft and destructiod destruction at home. i have a two-year-old baby at home. >> stopped in bicske hungary. when i asked them what they wanted to go the answer was clear. germany, germany, ger

fighters on the ground and leaders on the ground work with the current state, with president abd-rabbu mansour hadifor stability and security, and in return we hope it will give us the opportunity for a referendum. it doesn't have to be the separation, but the ability to decide, even after a transition period. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon condemned an attack killing 131 people. these are said to show the aftermath at a village in the red sea port. it was controlled by a houthi police station. al jazeera is not able to independently verify it. >> there are reports of tens of houthi rebels killed in an air strike. clashes are reported between pro government forces and houthi fighters on the evening >>> and operations have resumed at the main oil refinery in the city of aden. the facility has been closed since the saudi-led coalition began bombing yemen in iraq. they are producing half of their previous capacity. >> more to come. why a decision to support of the syrian government is serving as an uncomfortable reminder for some russian soldiers. >> a show of support for the planned parenthood

trained yemeni fighters and weaponry to the national army and fighters loyal to yem yemen's abd rabbu mansour hadi who is in exile in saudi arabia. only two towns in yemen's province are under houthi control that's why the fight could be swift. many predict the target for this new fighting force could be the capital sanaa and saada. houthis and their allies continue to put up a tough fight. the battle for yemen is far from over. omar al saleh, al jazeera. >> still to come, guatemala's interim president promises to clean up corruption. as the previous president battles in court. >>> the shark attack capital in the world, some are calling for a cull but would that be ethical? >> to becoming president of the us tennis association. >> we're about getting rackets in children's hands... >> building the game... >> ...sky's the limit for growing tennis in america. >> and expanding access to play... >> at the end of the day, it's about the kids... >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring.

resistance fighters in yemen took control of parts of the province, the fighters, loyal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi and backed by saudi-led air support attacked houthi rebels near the marab dam, taking control of some areas of the outskirts of ancient ruins. 30 are said to have died in clashes between the fighters and houthi rebels in the south-eastern province of tiaz, two civilians among the casualties. >>> meanwhile, saudi arabia denied coalition responsibility for an alleged air strike on a wedding party in yemen, killing at least 38 people. government forces say it happened in a village near the red sea port. many among the dead. dozens have been injured. >> there has been more clashes at the al-aqsa in occupied east jerusalem. israeli police fired stun grenades at worshippers, some who had barricaded themselves inside. 15 were injured. >>> scientists at n.a.s.a. say they have found strong evidence of liquid water on mars. researchers analysed dark streaks and believe it was the result of flows of scalty water, because they bear a striking resemblance. they set the ground work into research. >

that helped top provide qualitative edge and technology to the yemeni forces forces lal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi, the legitimate president of yemen. they were providing ammunition, logistical support. air support and so forth. the land forces were supporting the land operations. logistically, operationally, as well as with fire power and special operations units. these were the backup forces that are helping the main yemeni armed forces along with the yemeni resistance, that are battling houthis, and driving them back, uprooting them and men cities from the south and moving to the north. >> thank you very much. we'll leave it there. i want to update the story. we are getting confirmation that 10 saudi soldiers have been killed. we believe it is linked to the same explosion. that takes the figure up to 60 people killed in that attack on friday >>> at least 13 iraqi soldiers have been killed in separate attacks by i.s.i.l. fighters, the assaults happening at military positions north and south of the city of ramadi. 40 other iraqi soldiers were injured. pro-government forces are trying to retake th

the president abd-rabbu mansour hadi and his government insists that they will all join political talks with the houthis, if they surrender, hand over the weapons and start. demonstrates which have been rejected so far by the houthis. the situation remains delicate. and yemen more politically divided than ever >>> the filipino army is carrying out an intens gfferent search for armed men -- intense search for armed men. several people were led away at gun point. two hostages, a canadian, one norwegian and one filipino. it is not known who is responsible. 30 foreign tourists were at the resort and the four hostages were not taken at random >>> indonesia is taking action against the haze. jakarta suspended the operations of four companies, accusing them of starting intense forest fires. all facing criminal charges. the company is investigating 200 corporations. many of the fires are burns, sending a thick haze across south-east asia, earlier this week several officials were arrested. >> five years before the games begin, a battle over the logo of the 2020 summer games goes to courts. we ha

they have been in saudi arabia along with president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. they left after houthi rebels took over sanaa, saying the visit to the city >>> thousands of ethnic malays marched in support of the prime minister. the mallet dignity uprising is in response to the protest demanding the prime minister resign over a corruption scandal. they were accused the ethnic min juniority. prominent mallas took part in the rally. let's go to our correspondent. she is at the pro-government rally. what is the latest situation there at the rally? >> well, we have heard that security forces in chinatown. it happened after water bottles and stones were thrown apt the police. they were prevented from entering the chinatown area. they were prevented because there were high concerns that there would be clashes between the ethnic mallet protesters, and chinese businesses in that area. however, it seems in the park which was the center point of the protesters, things were peaceful. tens of thousands came up earlier. essentially supporting the prime minister. they also wer