Published 1 year ago

Rebel port attacks pose new threat for Yemen

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At least three drone strikes at ports on Yemen's southern coast have disrupted oil exports. Strikes launched by the Iran-backed rebels since late October caused no casualties. They followed the failure to extend a UN-brokered truce that was in place until October 2. A new truce has been hampered by rebel demands that the government pay wages.

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France24

Rebel port attacks pose new threat for Yemen

Two months after Yemen's truce expired, fighting largely remains on hold but a series of attacks by Huthi rebels could have serious repercussions for a country crippled by war.

1 year ago·France

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Al-Monitor

Rebel port attacks pose new threat for Yemen

Two months after Yemen's truce expired, fighting largely remains on hold but a series of attacks by Huthi rebels could have serious repercussions for a country crippled by war.At least three drone strikes at ports on Yemen's southern coast have disrupted oil exports, the main source of income for the Arab world's poorest country and its Saudi-backed government.The strikes launched by the Iran-backed rebels since late October caused no casualties…

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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