Saudi's heavy airstrike shook Yemen; Revenge of Saleh's death

Yemen Dec 05: After the reports of Shiite rebels bombing Yemeni's ex-president's house and killing him, Saudi started airstrikes overnight.

Heavy airstrikes by Saudi-led coalition shook Yemen's capital Sanaa.

The body of ex-President Ali Abdullah Saleh, which had appeared in a video by the militias with a gaping head wound, was taken to the city's military rebel-controlled hospital but it was not immediately clear if the rebels would allow Saleh's family to hold a funeral later in the day.

Saleh's son Salah said on Facebook on Tuesday that he won't receive condolences for his father's death until "after avenging the blood" of the longtime strongman. Salah also urged his father's followers to fight their former allies, the Shiite rebels known as Houthis.