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Rivals Blame Each Other As Yemen Ceasefire Ends
A fragile 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen ended on Monday after failing to stem violence across the country, with each side blaming the other for violating the United States-backed truce.
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Air Strikes Hit Yemen Republican Guard Camps, Geneva Talks Struggle
Saudi-led warplanes bombed elite Republican Guard forces allied with the dominant Houthi faction in Yemen's civil war today, residents said, as UN diplomats in Geneva struggled to nudge the various sides towards a ceasefire deal.
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China Pushes Again for Yemen Ceasefire, Dialogue
China is seriously concerned about the worsening situation in Yemen and all sides need to stop fighting and resolve the dispute through talks, China's ambassador to the country was quoted as saying today.
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Yemen Capital Hit Again Ahead of 5-Day Ceasefire
A Saudi-set humanitarian truce was due to begin in Yemen late Tuesday, even as a military coalition led by the kingdom carried out new air strikes on the capital Sanaa.
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Yemen Rebel Allies Accept Saudi Arabia's Ceasefire Proposal
Renegade Yemeni troops who have helped Shiite rebels to seize much of the country said today that they had accepted a Saudi proposal for a ceasefire later this week.
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Yemeni Air Force Bombs Shiite Rebels After Ceasefire Collapses
The Yemeni air force bombed Shi'ite Muslim fighters north of Sanaa on Saturday in fighting that caused "a large number of casualties", local officials said, after a truce reached last month between the insurgents and government forces collapsed.
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Yemen Seals Truce With Shi'ite Rebels After Clashes in Capital
Yemen's defence ministry and Shi'ite rebels agreed a ceasefire on Sunday after clashes which have shaken the capital Sanaa and its outskirts, the country's official 26 September newspaper said.
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Rivals Blame Each Other As Yemen Ceasefire Ends
A fragile 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen ended on Monday after failing to stem violence across the country, with each side blaming the other for violating the United States-backed truce.
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Air Strikes Hit Yemen Republican Guard Camps, Geneva Talks Struggle
Saudi-led warplanes bombed elite Republican Guard forces allied with the dominant Houthi faction in Yemen's civil war today, residents said, as UN diplomats in Geneva struggled to nudge the various sides towards a ceasefire deal.
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China Pushes Again for Yemen Ceasefire, Dialogue
China is seriously concerned about the worsening situation in Yemen and all sides need to stop fighting and resolve the dispute through talks, China's ambassador to the country was quoted as saying today.
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Yemen Capital Hit Again Ahead of 5-Day Ceasefire
A Saudi-set humanitarian truce was due to begin in Yemen late Tuesday, even as a military coalition led by the kingdom carried out new air strikes on the capital Sanaa.
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Yemen Rebel Allies Accept Saudi Arabia's Ceasefire Proposal
Renegade Yemeni troops who have helped Shiite rebels to seize much of the country said today that they had accepted a Saudi proposal for a ceasefire later this week.
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Yemeni Air Force Bombs Shiite Rebels After Ceasefire Collapses
The Yemeni air force bombed Shi'ite Muslim fighters north of Sanaa on Saturday in fighting that caused "a large number of casualties", local officials said, after a truce reached last month between the insurgents and government forces collapsed.
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Yemen Seals Truce With Shi'ite Rebels After Clashes in Capital
Yemen's defence ministry and Shi'ite rebels agreed a ceasefire on Sunday after clashes which have shaken the capital Sanaa and its outskirts, the country's official 26 September newspaper said.
