A Saudi-led coalition declared an end Tuesday to its aggression on Yemen nearly a month after launching air strikes against the civilians in the Arab World poorest country.

A Saudi-led coalition declared an end Tuesday to its aggression on Yemen nearly a month after launching air strikes against the civilians in the Arab World poorest country.

The coalition has ended the "Decisive Storm Operation" its spokesman, Ahmed al-Assiri, told a press briefing in the Saudi capital, claiming that the decision was based on a request by the Yemeni government and President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi.

On March 26, Saudi Arabia launched an aggression on Yemen under the pretext of reinstalling the fugitive president Abedrabbu Mansour Hadi, claiming thousands of martyrs and wounded.

The Saudi aggression, which also employed Qaeda terrorists, was faced by the Yemeni army and Ansarullah movement.