In Yemen was bombed by the Consulate General of Russia

Diplomatic representation in Aden were strikes, and after it was looted by the rebels. Russian diplomats at the time of the accident was not. To date, it is assumed evacuation of domestic residents from power.

Fighting formations of housetop and allies of the former powers of the President Ali Abdullah Saleh attacked on April 1 at the domestic Consulate General, TASS informs referring to the Yemeni information portal Huna Aden. The militants broke the door of the room and have got property of the General representation. According to the witnesses, the rebels have loaded all the loot in the car, after that it disappeared in an unknown direction. It is noted that Russian diplomats at the time of the attack was not.

With all of this earlier in the day diplomatic Consulate was bombed by the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia, told RIA Novosti. "There was not 1 whole window," the Agency quoted a source at the Russian Embassy in Yemen. He said that discussies project closing domestic consulates, and the evacuation of domestic residents.

To date, the aircraft, which should bring the inhabitants of our planet from Yemen is located in Cairo, reports "Kommersant". He is awaiting permission from Saudi Arabia on a flight to Sana'a capital of power. "The plane did not fly to Sana'a... today (Thursday, 2 March. - Approx. ed.) the plane forward again... accompanied by 2 other sides" - the newspaper quoted a diplomatic source. It was noted that one flight is scheduled to 900 from thousands stranded in the country. With all this on the same aircraft is planned to export and CIS citizens.

The military coalition, which includes the powers of the Persian Gulf, Egypt, Jordan and Sudan headed by Saudi Arabia at the request of the President of Yemen launched a military operation "Storm of the determination. It is expected that the fighting, according to a statement by the Ambassador of the Kingdom in the U.S., Adel al-Jubeir focused on "worthy of protection by the government of Yemen" from the rebels, who support former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

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