BBC: Yemen crisis: Rebels intensify push on Aden
Houthi rebels in Yemen have intensified their push to control the port city of Aden, amid reports of troops landing from the sea.
Initial reports suggested the troops were foreign but an adviser to the Saudis, who are leading a coalition against the Houthis, denied this.
He said they could be loyal to deposed president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, who backs the rebels.
Separately, a Saudi border soldier has reportedly been killed by gunfire.
Yemen War News Updates -- April 2, 2015
Unidentified troops land in Aden after Houthis seize center -- Reuters
Dozens of troops disembark at Yemen's Aden port - Reuters citing witnesses -- RT
Dozens of Foreign Troops Disembark at Yemeni Aden Port - Reports -- Sputnik
Yemen crisis: Fighting intensifies in Aden -- BBC
Heavily armed rebels battle for control of Yemen’s second-largest city -- Washington Post
Rebels push deep into Yemen's Aden, Qaeda storms jail -- AFP
Yemen's Shiite rebels capture presidential palace in Aden -- AP
Yemen: Houthi fighters and allies seize central Aden district -- The Guardian
Yemen Rebels Take Aden’s Center as Coalition Raids Intensify -- Bloomberg
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen fights off Houthi advance -- Al Jazeera
Border Clashes With Houthis Leave Saudi Guard Dead, 10 Injured - Reports -- Sputnik
Saudi Strikes in Yemen Help Release Al-Qaeda Prisoners - Qatari Journalist -- Sputnik
Saudi-led coalition targets Houthi arms in Yemen -- Al Arabiya
Saudi Arabia, Yemen won’t hamper Russians' evacuation from Sanaa -- RT
Russian Planes Land in Sanaa, Evacuate Citizen -- Sputnik
Russians Prepare for Evacuation from Yemen as Consulate Attacked -- Moscow Times
Exclusive: Yemen food imports disrupted, conflict pressures supply chain -- Reuters
UN, NGOs decry humanitarian crisis in Yemen -- Al Jazeera
Water scarcity in Yemen: the country's forgotten conflict -- The Guardian
Yemen crisis: Where does Saudi offensive go next? -- Frank Gardner, BBC
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