article_snippet: Aggression: Saudi Arabia - whose air force has conducted more airstrikes against Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen
article_snippet: Desperate measures: a nuclear arsenal ambassador to the United States Adel Al-Jubeir told CNN the 'kingdom of Saudi Arabia will take whatever measures are necessary to protect Saudi Arabia security' Battle: Yesterday, a Saudi-led coalition began bombing locations in Yemen's capital in Sana'a where Houthi rebels who want to overthrow the government were believed to be .
article_snippet: Yesterday, Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia allies in the region launched a series of airstrikes against rebel forces inside Yemen who Saudi Arabia and its allies in the region believe are backed by Iran - who they believe are backing the Houthi rebels in Yemen (pictured) developing nuclear weapons.
article_snippet: Some experts believe the escalating conflict in Yemen is turning into a proxy war between the Saudi's and Yemen.
article_snippet: Some experts believe the escalating conflict in the country (pictured) is turning into a proxy war between the Saudi's and Yemen .
article_snippet: Proxy war': A spokesman for the Saudi-led operation has said that defending the Aden government against Houthi rebels (pictured in Aden) was the campaign's 'main objective' Destruction: Iranhas said their first airstrikes Yemen need to 'stop and everybody has to encourage dialogue and reconciliation'
article_snippet: British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said today that Saudi Arabia felt Saudi Arabia necessary to intervene in Yemen to avoid Iranian-backed rebels taking over Yemen along Saudi Arabia southern border.
article_snippet: British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said: 'The Saudis are very exercised by the idea of an Iranian-backed regime in Yemen,' British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told reporters during a visit to Washington. '
article_snippet: The Saudis cannot accept the idea of an Iranian-backed regime in control of Yemen, which is why The Saudis felt compelled to intervene the way The Saudis have.'