No End Near to Yemen Conflict, Analysts Say

Increasingly critical of the Saudi-led military action in Yemen, analysts say the conflict appears to be deadlocked with no end in sight. The critique is mainly a result of an outcry from Yemen, where residents say the war is destroying body, mind and spirit as well as their homes. After a brief calm in the Yemeni capital Friday, Saudi-led coalition airstrikes are continuing, bombing sites suspected of being used by Houthi militants and their allies to store weapons and deploy...

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