Yemen Fighting Leaves More Than 300 Dead as Houthis Cut Key Supply Route

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The fighting, revived by the Huthis rebels on Thursday, forced many civilians to flee. According to the United Nations, about 1,790 families had already had to leave their homes on Friday.

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More than 300 people have been killed in fresh clashes in southwestern Yemen, while hundreds of families have fled their homes. New heavy clashes between forces supporting Yemen's internationally recognized government and fighters from the Ansarallah movement, also known as the Houthis, have killed more than 300 people in recent days, while hundreds of families have been forced to flee their homes. New attack against a backdrop of regional tensi…

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More than 300 people have been killed in recent days in southwestern Yemen, where fierce fighting is raging between forces supporting the internationally recognized government and fighters from the Ansarallah movement, more commonly known as the Houthis. The fighting has also caused a new wave of displacement, with hundreds of families fleeing their areas. In the impoverished […] More than 300 dead in new clashes in Yemen – Thousands flee their …

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Hostilities 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 have killed more than 300 people in recent days and displaced hundreds of families. In the impoverished country where the flames of war have been reignited […]

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More than 300 people have been killed in recent days in southwestern Yemen, where fierce fighting is raging between forces supporting the internationally recognized government and fighters from the Ansarallah movement, more commonly known as the Houthis. The fighting has also caused a new wave of displacement, with hundreds of families fleeing their areas. In the impoverished …