Yemen Govt Forces, Houthi Rebels Battle for Control of Red Sea Gateway
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Yemen govt forces, Houthi rebels battle for control of Red Sea gateway
Military sources in Yemen say more than 140 combatants were killed in fighting between its government and Houthi rebels in the southwest of the country over the weekend. Days-long clashes have erupted in the country over the control of a gateway to the Red Sea, marking the deadliest fighting in the Arabian Peninsula country since a 2022 ceasefire between the two sides collapsed in July.
Thousands of people flee their homes - Struggle for control of Bab el-Mandeb
Fierce clashes between the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels in the southwest of the country have led to the displacement of hundreds of civilians.
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Fighting between forces loyal to the internationally recognized government and fighters from the Ansarallah movement -- also known by the surname of its leaders' family, the Houthis -- in southwestern Yemen has killed more than 300 people in recent days and displaced hundreds of families. In the impoverished country where the flames of war flared up again in July, against a backdrop of wider regional conflagration, the rebels launched a new offe…
Iran-backed rebels seek to advance into the Bab el Mandeb Strait and cut off access to the port of Moca. Government forces claim to have regained strategic positions in Al Hudeida and Al Jawf. The military escalation between Yemeni government forces and Houthi rebels left more than 140 fighters [...]
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