article_snippet: Ambassadors and international officials were shipped out of Aden to the Red Sea port of Jeddah a third night of Saudi-led airstrikes, escaping the city where president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi had taken refuge before leaving for Egypt to shore up Arab support for president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi crumbling authority.
article_snippet: Foreigners stand patiently beside Foreigners luggage as Foreigners await evacuation flights in Sanaa .
article_snippet: The United Nations officials and foreign diplomats arrive at the country's international airport in Sanaa .
article_snippet: A foreigner waves as she smokes a cigarette and waits to board a flight at the country's international airport in Sanaa .
article_snippet: Airport staff said dozens of other foreigners working for international oil companies and NGOs also flew out to Ethiopia and Djibouti.
article_snippet: A group of locals carrying A group of locals carrying their luggage on the roof of their vehicle luggage on the roof of A group of locals carrying their luggage on the roof of their vehicle vehicle flee the Yemeni capital .
article_snippet: A group of men hurriedly tie luggage onto the roof of A group of men vehicle in order to leave the capital .
article_snippet: A journalist watches international flights leave the airport at Sanaa as diplomats and United Nations staff were evacuated from Saudi Arabia .
article_snippet: After the summit, Hadi flew with Saudi Arabia's King Salman to Riyadh, rather than trying to return to Aden.