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14:14 GMT 22.04.2015 (Updated: 15:35 GMT 22.04.2015)

Free Bentleys were promised to Saudi fighter pilots who bombed Yemen - a good motivation to have joined the military campaign.

Saudi Billionaire Alaweed bin Talal, the generous donor, is one of the richest people in the world: he owns a $300 million stake in Twitter as well as stakes in Apple, and Time Warner.

The military operation against the Houthis by Saudi-led coalition was launched in late March at the request of President Hadi who fled Yemen after escaping house arrest.