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Israel said to urge US to resume strikes on Yemen’s Houthis, calls for broad military coalition
Following this week’s intensified Houthi attacks on maritime traffic, including the deadly seizure of two vessels, Israel has asked the United States in recent days to renew its ...
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Who are the Houthi rebels? What to know about the Yemeni militants attacking ships in the Red Sea - CBS News
Houthis target ships in Red Sea, U.S. bases in Iraq and Syria face daily attacks 03:37. Some vessels have been hit, but many of the rockets and drones launched from Yemen never reach their ...
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Far from being cowed by US airstrikes, Yemen’s Houthis may be relishing them - CNN
The Houthis survived several offensives during the long presidency of Ali Abdullah Saleh in Yemen, then a Saudi offensive ten years ago, followed by more recent Israeli, UK and US airstrikes.
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Trump says the US will stop bombing Yemen’s Houthis after rebels say they’ll stop targeting ships - Pioneer Press
Trump says the US will stop bombing Yemen’s Houthis after rebels say they’ll stop targeting ships Omani Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi confirmed that the U.S. bombing campaign was ending.
Targeting Drug Trade In Yemen Won’t Bring Houthis To Heel, Experts Say
It’s possible that Israel could deem any Houthi facility or asset suspected of being used for drug production/trafficking as ...
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Opinion: War is a way of life for the Houthis - CNN
The Houthis are Zaydis, a minority Shiite Muslim sect that makes up around a third of Yemen’s overall population. They have long felt marginalized in the majority Sunni country. In 2014, the ...
More than 17 million people in Yemen are going hungry, including over 1 million children, UN says
More than 17 million people in conflict-torn Yemen are going hungry, including over a million children under the age of 5 who are suffering from ''life-threatening acute malnutrition,'' the United ...
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Muted US response to new Houthi strike after lull contrasts with previous firepower display
The U.S. military spent hundreds of millions of dollars earlier this year in a six-week barrage intended to stop the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen from targeting ships in the Red Sea.