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Yemen's Army Attacks Houthis, Turkey’s Kurdish Peace Bill Wins Approval, and Other Middle East News
The army said 17 soldiers were killed in recent Houthi attacks, and it warned of further strikes if the escalation continues.
- On Saturday, the Yemeni army announced a military operation targeting Houthi combatants and equipment across multiple front lines in Marib and Hadhramaut provinces.
- The Defense Ministry reported Thursday that an Iran-aligned Houthi ballistic missile and drone attack killed 17 soldiers and wounded many others in the two provinces, prompting the military response.
- Army spokesperson Col Majid al-Nuzaili said strikes targeted the rebels' "sites and capabilities" on multiple fronts, warning the army would respond "without hesitation" if Houthi attacks continue.
- On Friday, United Nations envoy Hans Grundberg urged all parties to exercise restraint, warning Yemen faces greater risk of renewed large-scale conflict than since the 2022 truce.
- A Turkish parliamentary committee approved a draft law Saturday advancing peace efforts with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, defining procedures for disarmament and rehabilitation of fighters.
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Yemen’s army attacks Houthis, Turkey’s Kurdish peace bill wins approval, and other Middle East news
Yemen’s military has attacked Houthi rebels as the United Nations warns that fighting could escalate, and Turkey’s Kurdish peace bill wins approval in parliament.
·Toronto, Canada
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Yemen attacks Houthis, Turkey’s Kurdish peace bill wins approval, and other Middle East news
The UAE said one of its ships was targeted by an Iranian missile and Yemen’s military has attacked Houthi rebels, as the United Nations warns that fighting could escalate.
·Orlando, United States
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