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UAE to pull remaining forces from Yemen in crisis with Saudi Arabia
The UAE ended counterterrorism missions after Yemen's council canceled a defense pact and demanded withdrawal within 24 hours following a Saudi strike on a UAE-linked arms shipment.
- The UAE's Ministry of Defense announced it would leave Yemen, ending its counterterrorism personnel presence amid growing tensions with Saudi Arabia and internal conflicts in Yemen.
- Rashad al-Alimi, head of Yemen's presidential council, ordered the UAE forces to withdraw, cancelling a joint defense pact for the country's unity and stability.
- The Saudi-led coalition called for a peaceful withdrawal of STC forces from Hadramawt and al-Mahra after airstrikes targeted separatist positions in Hadramawt.
- Farea al-Muslimi, an expert at Chatham House, said the situation marks a dangerous phase, indicating a shift towards direct confrontation between Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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UAE pulls military forces out of Yemen following tensions with Saudi Arabia
The United Arab Emirates said early Saturday it had withdrawn all its troops from Yemen, after escalating tensions in the war-torn country that pitted the UAE against fellow Gulf powerhouse Saudi Arabia.
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The United Arab Emirates says it has withdrawn all its troops from Yemen
The United Arab Emirates says it has withdrawn all its troops from Yemen.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced today that its last soldiers have left Yemen, and called for a de-escalation of the conflict in that country.
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