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Yemen's pro-Iranian Houthis said on Saturday that they attacked Aden, the southern city where the Saudi-backed government is based, after accusing Riyadh of having carried out strikes that killed 16 people in areas under their control.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Yemen's Houthis said on Saturday they attacked the southern city of Aden, the interim seat of the Saudi-backed government, after accusing Riyadh of killing 16 people in strikes on capital Sanaa and a Red Sea port city. Saudi Arabia and the internationally recognized Yemeni government have come under sustained attacks from the Iran-backed Houthis, shifting the focus of the wider Middle East war that erupted with US-Israeli …
The Huthis rebels claimed today to have attacked Aden, the southern city where Saudi Arabia's government is based, after accusing Riyadh of air strikes that killed 16 people in areas they control.
Saudi forces reportedly killed several people in airstrikes on the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa and surrounding areas on Saturday, while explosions were heard from the city of Aden, where the internationally recognized government is based.
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