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US Could Put Sanctions On Yemen's Houthis After Series Of Attacks On UAE
The United States on Wednesday threatened Yemen's Huthi rebels with new sanctions after a series of drone and missile attacks on the United Arab Emirates.
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UAE Says It Intercepted, Destroyed 3 Drones That Penetrated Its Airspace
The United Arab Emirates intercepted and destroyed three drones that penetrated the Gulf country's airspace over unpopulated areas early Wednesday morning, the country's defence ministry said.
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US To Send Warship, Fighter Jets To Assist UAE After Yemen Houthi Attacks
The United States will deploy a guided missile destroyer and state-of-the-art fighter jets to help defend the United Arab Emirates after a series of missile attacks by Yemeni rebels, a US statement said Wednesday.
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United Arab Emirates Sending Colombian Mercenaries To Yemen: Sources
The United Arab Emirates has secretly sent some 300 Colombian mercenaries to fight for it in Yemen, paying handsomely to recruit a private army of well-trained, battle-hardened South American soldiers, sources told AFP.
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US Could Put Sanctions On Yemen's Houthis After Series Of Attacks On UAE
The United States on Wednesday threatened Yemen's Huthi rebels with new sanctions after a series of drone and missile attacks on the United Arab Emirates.
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UAE Says It Intercepted, Destroyed 3 Drones That Penetrated Its Airspace
The United Arab Emirates intercepted and destroyed three drones that penetrated the Gulf country's airspace over unpopulated areas early Wednesday morning, the country's defence ministry said.
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US To Send Warship, Fighter Jets To Assist UAE After Yemen Houthi Attacks
The United States will deploy a guided missile destroyer and state-of-the-art fighter jets to help defend the United Arab Emirates after a series of missile attacks by Yemeni rebels, a US statement said Wednesday.
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United Arab Emirates Sending Colombian Mercenaries To Yemen: Sources
The United Arab Emirates has secretly sent some 300 Colombian mercenaries to fight for it in Yemen, paying handsomely to recruit a private army of well-trained, battle-hardened South American soldiers, sources told AFP.
