Aden: Intensified fighting and air strikes over the past 24 hours in Yemen have left 80 people dead, including 37 civilians, as lengthy peace talks in Kuwait made no headway, officials said.
In the largest death toll, warplanes from the pro-government Saudi-led coalition killed 34 people, including 19 civilians when they targeted rebels in the southwestern region of Taez, a Yemeni military official said.
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