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Yemen Student Hit By Aurangabad Cops, Forced To Pay Rs 10,000: Consulate
The Yemen Consulate in Mumbai has complained to the Aurangabad police commissioner claiming one of its nationals was assaulted and forced to pay money at a police station in Aurangabad, officials said on Sunday.
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Yemeni Rebels Release Photos, Say They Killed, Wounded 500 Saudi Fighters
Yemeni rebels on Sunday said they carried out a major assault on forces of a Saudi Arabian-led coalition near the two nations' border, releasing footage they say shows hundreds of captured troops, including Saudi officers, and destroyed Saudi military vehicles. The rebels also said they killed or wounded 500 coalition soldiers.
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Iran Says Ready To Work For Yemen Peace With UN And Other Countries
Iran is ready to cooperate with the United Nations and countries seeking peace and stability in Yemen and the region, an Iranian government spokesman said on Monday, after weekend attacks on Saudi oil sites claimed by Yemeni forces aligned with Tehran.
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Saudi Forces Intercept 7 Rebel Missiles, Including Over Riyadh
Saudi forces intercepted seven Yemeni rebel missiles on Sunday, including over the capital Riyadh, in a deadly escalation on the eve of the third anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition's intervention in Yemen.
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Saudi Arabia Shoots Down Yemeni Missile: State Media
A ballistic missile fired by Yemen's armed Houthi group towards Saudi Arabia's southern Jizan region was shot down by Saudi forces on Tuesday, Saudi state TV Ekhbariya reported.
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8 Women, 2 Children Killed In Yemen Air Strike, Say Residents
Eight women and two children from the same Yemeni family were killed when an air strike by forces of the Saudi-led coalition involved in the country's three-year-old war hit a wedding party, residents said on Monday.
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In The UAE, US Finds An Ally, And A Headache
As a vicious civil war erupted in Yemen two years ago and triggered international alarm, the United States warned the combatants to step back. But its efforts were quietly undermined by one of the most trusted U.S. regional allies: the United Arab Emirates.
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Emaciated 18-Year-Old Yemeni Girl Now Smiles But Recovery Patchy
Images of 18-year-old Saida Ahmad Baghili's emaciated body shocked the world and turned a spotlight on the worsening humanitarian crisis across war-torn Yemen.
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Yemen's Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi Launches Military Operation East Of Sanaa, Peace Talks End
Forces loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi launched a new offensive east of the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Saturday, the military command said, after United Nations-sponsored peace talks in Kuwait ended without an agreement.
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Clashes Intensify In Yemen, Killing 41
Fighting between Yemeni government forces and Shiite rebels raged Sunday on several fronts, killing 41 people, officials said, as UN chief Ban Ki-moon arrived in Kuwait to push forward peace talks.
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At Least 41 Killed In ISIS-Claimed Bombings On Yemeni Forces
Twin bombings claimed by the ISIS hit Yemeni forces in Aden today, killing at least 41 people in the latest of a spate of attacks in the southern city.
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Al-Qaida Withdrawing From 2 Cities East Of Yemen's Aden Port
Yemeni security officials and witness say al-Qaida forces are withdrawing from two coastal cities east of the key port of Aden following tribal-led negotiations.
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22 Dead In Yemen Triple Suicide Bombings Claimed By ISIS
Three suicide bombings claimed by the ISIS group on Friday struck checkpoints of Yemeni loyalist forces in Aden, killing 22 people, including 10 civilians, a security official said.
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Yemeni Forces Clash With Al Qaeda Gunmen In Aden
Yemeni forces today clashed with Al-Qaeda militants in Aden as the Saudi-led coalition provided air cover, in a bid to drive the jihadists out of the city, security officials said.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
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Yemen Student Hit By Aurangabad Cops, Forced To Pay Rs 10,000: Consulate
The Yemen Consulate in Mumbai has complained to the Aurangabad police commissioner claiming one of its nationals was assaulted and forced to pay money at a police station in Aurangabad, officials said on Sunday.
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Yemeni Rebels Release Photos, Say They Killed, Wounded 500 Saudi Fighters
Yemeni rebels on Sunday said they carried out a major assault on forces of a Saudi Arabian-led coalition near the two nations' border, releasing footage they say shows hundreds of captured troops, including Saudi officers, and destroyed Saudi military vehicles. The rebels also said they killed or wounded 500 coalition soldiers.
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Iran Says Ready To Work For Yemen Peace With UN And Other Countries
Iran is ready to cooperate with the United Nations and countries seeking peace and stability in Yemen and the region, an Iranian government spokesman said on Monday, after weekend attacks on Saudi oil sites claimed by Yemeni forces aligned with Tehran.
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Saudi Forces Intercept 7 Rebel Missiles, Including Over Riyadh
Saudi forces intercepted seven Yemeni rebel missiles on Sunday, including over the capital Riyadh, in a deadly escalation on the eve of the third anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition's intervention in Yemen.
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Saudi Arabia Shoots Down Yemeni Missile: State Media
A ballistic missile fired by Yemen's armed Houthi group towards Saudi Arabia's southern Jizan region was shot down by Saudi forces on Tuesday, Saudi state TV Ekhbariya reported.
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8 Women, 2 Children Killed In Yemen Air Strike, Say Residents
Eight women and two children from the same Yemeni family were killed when an air strike by forces of the Saudi-led coalition involved in the country's three-year-old war hit a wedding party, residents said on Monday.
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In The UAE, US Finds An Ally, And A Headache
As a vicious civil war erupted in Yemen two years ago and triggered international alarm, the United States warned the combatants to step back. But its efforts were quietly undermined by one of the most trusted U.S. regional allies: the United Arab Emirates.
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Emaciated 18-Year-Old Yemeni Girl Now Smiles But Recovery Patchy
Images of 18-year-old Saida Ahmad Baghili's emaciated body shocked the world and turned a spotlight on the worsening humanitarian crisis across war-torn Yemen.
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Yemen's Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi Launches Military Operation East Of Sanaa, Peace Talks End
Forces loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi launched a new offensive east of the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Saturday, the military command said, after United Nations-sponsored peace talks in Kuwait ended without an agreement.
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Clashes Intensify In Yemen, Killing 41
Fighting between Yemeni government forces and Shiite rebels raged Sunday on several fronts, killing 41 people, officials said, as UN chief Ban Ki-moon arrived in Kuwait to push forward peace talks.
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At Least 41 Killed In ISIS-Claimed Bombings On Yemeni Forces
Twin bombings claimed by the ISIS hit Yemeni forces in Aden today, killing at least 41 people in the latest of a spate of attacks in the southern city.
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Al-Qaida Withdrawing From 2 Cities East Of Yemen's Aden Port
Yemeni security officials and witness say al-Qaida forces are withdrawing from two coastal cities east of the key port of Aden following tribal-led negotiations.
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22 Dead In Yemen Triple Suicide Bombings Claimed By ISIS
Three suicide bombings claimed by the ISIS group on Friday struck checkpoints of Yemeni loyalist forces in Aden, killing 22 people, including 10 civilians, a security official said.
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Yemeni Forces Clash With Al Qaeda Gunmen In Aden
Yemeni forces today clashed with Al-Qaeda militants in Aden as the Saudi-led coalition provided air cover, in a bid to drive the jihadists out of the city, security officials said.
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Yemen Government Forces Take Northwestern City, UN Concern At Truce Violations
Yemeni troops loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gained control of an important northwestern city on Friday, residents and tribal sources said, as the U.N. scurried to salvage an increasingly fragile ceasefire.
