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Heavy Fighting Breaks Out in Yemen's Taiz City, Red Cross Says Situation 'Dire'
At least 20 Houthi militia fighters were killed in heavy clashes in Yemen's third-largest city Taiz today, a day after they pounded it with rockets, forces loyal to the government said.
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Yemen Fighters Take Aden's Tawahi District From Houthis
Local fighters and army units backed by Yemen's exiled government have taken control of Tawahi, the last district of central Aden still held by the Houthi militia and its allies, a spokesman for the fighters said on Monday.
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Saudi-Backed Forces Mobilise for Aden Offensive to Oust Houthis
Yemeni fighters backed by a Saudi-led coalition mobilised troops, weapons and armoured vehicles today to wrest back the whole of Aden from Houthi forces after taking part of the southern port city the previous day, militia officials said.
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Air Strikes Kill Twenty Houthi Fighters in Yemen's Aden: Militia
Saudi-led air strikes killed a group of around 20 Houthi fighters outside the southern Yemeni port city of Aden today and also shook the capital Sanaa in the north, militiamen opposed to the Houthis said.
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Arab Air Strikes Pound Houthi Strongholds Across Yemen
Warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition launched air strikes on Monday against Yemen's Houthi militia positions in the north, centre and south of the country, residents said.
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Saudi Arabia's Coalition Against Yemen's Houthis
Saudi Arabia and allies launched air strikes in Yemen on Thursday to stop the advance of the Iran-allied Houthi militia towards President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's southern refuge of Aden.
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Houthis Take Parts of Yemen's Third-Largest City
Houthi fighters opposed to Yemen's president seized parts of the country's third largest city overnight amid growing concern about a conflict diplomats say risks drawing in neighbouring oil giant Saudi Arabia and its main regional rival Iran.
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How the Houthis Drove Yemen Into a Political Vacuum
When Yemen's Houthi fighters scaled the rooftops surrounding former president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's home, killed his guards and put him under house arrest, they left no doubt that negotiating a political settlement with them would be difficult.
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Heavy Fighting Breaks Out in Yemen's Taiz City, Red Cross Says Situation 'Dire'
At least 20 Houthi militia fighters were killed in heavy clashes in Yemen's third-largest city Taiz today, a day after they pounded it with rockets, forces loyal to the government said.
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Yemen Fighters Take Aden's Tawahi District From Houthis
Local fighters and army units backed by Yemen's exiled government have taken control of Tawahi, the last district of central Aden still held by the Houthi militia and its allies, a spokesman for the fighters said on Monday.
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Saudi-Backed Forces Mobilise for Aden Offensive to Oust Houthis
Yemeni fighters backed by a Saudi-led coalition mobilised troops, weapons and armoured vehicles today to wrest back the whole of Aden from Houthi forces after taking part of the southern port city the previous day, militia officials said.
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Air Strikes Kill Twenty Houthi Fighters in Yemen's Aden: Militia
Saudi-led air strikes killed a group of around 20 Houthi fighters outside the southern Yemeni port city of Aden today and also shook the capital Sanaa in the north, militiamen opposed to the Houthis said.
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Arab Air Strikes Pound Houthi Strongholds Across Yemen
Warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition launched air strikes on Monday against Yemen's Houthi militia positions in the north, centre and south of the country, residents said.
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Saudi Arabia's Coalition Against Yemen's Houthis
Saudi Arabia and allies launched air strikes in Yemen on Thursday to stop the advance of the Iran-allied Houthi militia towards President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's southern refuge of Aden.
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Houthis Take Parts of Yemen's Third-Largest City
Houthi fighters opposed to Yemen's president seized parts of the country's third largest city overnight amid growing concern about a conflict diplomats say risks drawing in neighbouring oil giant Saudi Arabia and its main regional rival Iran.
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How the Houthis Drove Yemen Into a Political Vacuum
When Yemen's Houthi fighters scaled the rooftops surrounding former president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's home, killed his guards and put him under house arrest, they left no doubt that negotiating a political settlement with them would be difficult.
