Arab coalition air strikes are not stopping Yemen Houti rebels; they continue to march on port of Ad

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[quote]Houthi fighters and allies backed by tanks have advanced onto a key district in the main southern city of Aden, despite a week of air strikes by Saudi-led coalition forces.

At least 19 people were killed in intense clashes between the rebels and local militia and residents loyal to internationally-backed President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi near Khor Maksar on Wednesday.

Aden residents said they saw groups of fighters carrying rocket propelled grenades and accompanied by four tanks and three armoured vehicles in the Khor Maksar district - part of a neck of land linking central Aden to the rest of the city.

Many people fled the area and some were trying to get on a ship leaving the port, as the death toll jumped to 122 over the past five days.

A medic at the city's main Jumhouriya Hospital said that it has received the bodies of six dead civilians and five local militia fighters, known as "popular committees".

Meanwhile, a military official close to the Houthi rebels said that they lost eight men in the clashes, the AFP news agency reported.

The Houthis, with vital support from army units loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, emerged as the dominant force in Yemen after they took over the capital Sanaa six months ago and they now control much of the Arabian Peninsula country.

Yemen's Foreign Minister has expressed alarm at the Houthi advance.

"What's happening now would be a disaster for Aden and its people, if Aden falls," Riyadh Yassin told Al Jazeera.[/quote]

[url]http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2015/04/yemen-houthis-advance-saudi-led-bombing-150401233451334.html[/url]

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This shit about Yemen keeps me wondering of how .Greninja is doing.