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Saudi Airspace Won't Be Safe: Houthis Warn Airlines as Yemen Offensive Intensifies

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A Houthi-run maritime coordination body warned airlines flying through Saudi Arabia's airspace on Monday, saying the kingdom's skies would not be safe for as long as what it called Saudi "aggression" continued, according to Houthi-affiliated media.

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The Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center (CRC), established by the Yemeni Houthis, on Monday called on airlines not to use Saudi airspace for security reasons.” Out of an effort to ensure the safety of civil aviation and save people's lives, the KCGO warns airlines that operate in Saudi airspace that it is no longer safe, “the Saba news agency controlled by the Houthi-controlled news agency quotes KCGO as saying.

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The Houthis are threatening Saudi aviation and disrupting the East-West pipeline while fighting is intensifying near Bab al-Mandeb, strategic for energy.

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The Humanitarian Operations Coordination Centre of the Yemeni rebel movement, Ansar Allah, called on the airline not to fly over Saudi Arabia. "As a result of the Saudi aggression against our country by air, as well as the desire to ensure the safety of civil aviation and save lives, the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Centre issues a warning to all airlines operating in Saudi airspace because it is unsafe," says a statement issued by SABA …

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