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Yemen's PM, Exiled Government Return to Aden: Spokesman
Yemen's Prime Minister Khaled Bahah and several ministers from his government travelled Wednesday to Aden from exile in Saudi Arabia after loyalist forces pushed Iran-backed rebels out of the city.
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Yemen Government Shuns Talks, Begins Major Military Push
Yemen's exiled government backed out of UN-brokered peace talks as loyalist forces supported by a Saudi-led coalition launched a major offensive against Shiite Huthi rebels on Sunday.
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Exiled Yemeni Government Not to Attend UN-Mediated Peace Talks With Houthi
Yemen's exiled government said today it would no longer attend UN-mediated peace talks with its adversaries the Houthis, dealing a big blow to efforts aimed at ending over five months of civil war.
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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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Yemen Ministers Back From Saudi Exile in 'Liberated' Aden
Yemeni ministers have arrived back in Aden from Saudi exile after the government announced the "liberation" of the country's second city from Iran-backed rebels, the interior minister said today.
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Fighting, Air Strikes Kill At Least 45 in Yemen Despite Truce
Fighting near the southern Yemeni city of Aden killed 35 people on Sunday, the exiled government said, in breach of a temporary humanitarian truce brokered by the United Nations.
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High Stakes in Geneva as Yemen Sides Meet Over Bloody Conflict
Yemen's warring factions will come together for the first time in Geneva Monday in a bid to resolve the bloody conflict between Iran-backed Shiite rebels and the government of exiled President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi.
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UN Talks Not for Reconciliation, Says Yemen President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi
Yemen's exiled president said his government will not negotiate with Iran-backed rebels at UN-sponsored peace talks due to open in Switzerland this weekend, in comments broadcast today.
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Hope to Avert Saudi Invasion: New Yemen Vice President
Yemen's newly-appointed Vice President Khaled Bahah, a widely respected figure named this week to shore up the legitimacy of the exiled Saudi-backed government, said today that he hoped to avert a Saudi-led invasion to restore unity to the country.
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Khaled Bahah Appointment Aims to Shore up Yemen's Government in Exile
By appointing the widely-respected Khaled Bahah as his deputy, Yemen's president and his Saudi backers seek to shore up a government-in-exile whose legitimacy is central to Riyadh's military campaign against Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
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Yemen's PM, Exiled Government Return to Aden: Spokesman
Yemen's Prime Minister Khaled Bahah and several ministers from his government travelled Wednesday to Aden from exile in Saudi Arabia after loyalist forces pushed Iran-backed rebels out of the city.
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Yemen Government Shuns Talks, Begins Major Military Push
Yemen's exiled government backed out of UN-brokered peace talks as loyalist forces supported by a Saudi-led coalition launched a major offensive against Shiite Huthi rebels on Sunday.
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Exiled Yemeni Government Not to Attend UN-Mediated Peace Talks With Houthi
Yemen's exiled government said today it would no longer attend UN-mediated peace talks with its adversaries the Houthis, dealing a big blow to efforts aimed at ending over five months of civil war.
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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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Yemen Ministers Back From Saudi Exile in 'Liberated' Aden
Yemeni ministers have arrived back in Aden from Saudi exile after the government announced the "liberation" of the country's second city from Iran-backed rebels, the interior minister said today.
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Fighting, Air Strikes Kill At Least 45 in Yemen Despite Truce
Fighting near the southern Yemeni city of Aden killed 35 people on Sunday, the exiled government said, in breach of a temporary humanitarian truce brokered by the United Nations.
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High Stakes in Geneva as Yemen Sides Meet Over Bloody Conflict
Yemen's warring factions will come together for the first time in Geneva Monday in a bid to resolve the bloody conflict between Iran-backed Shiite rebels and the government of exiled President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi.
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UN Talks Not for Reconciliation, Says Yemen President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi
Yemen's exiled president said his government will not negotiate with Iran-backed rebels at UN-sponsored peace talks due to open in Switzerland this weekend, in comments broadcast today.
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Hope to Avert Saudi Invasion: New Yemen Vice President
Yemen's newly-appointed Vice President Khaled Bahah, a widely respected figure named this week to shore up the legitimacy of the exiled Saudi-backed government, said today that he hoped to avert a Saudi-led invasion to restore unity to the country.
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Khaled Bahah Appointment Aims to Shore up Yemen's Government in Exile
By appointing the widely-respected Khaled Bahah as his deputy, Yemen's president and his Saudi backers seek to shore up a government-in-exile whose legitimacy is central to Riyadh's military campaign against Iran-allied Houthi rebels.
