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UN rejects Houthi espionage allegations as ‘disturbing’ and dangerous, urges release of detained staff

  • Calling aid workers ‘spies’ or ‘terrorists’ is ‘unacceptable,’ endangers UN staff lives everywhere, says spokesperson Stephane Dujarric
By Ephrem Kossaify ·
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Israel says intercepted missile from Yemen, drone ‘from the east’

By AFP ·

Judge orders Trump administration to preserve Yemen attack plan messages

By Reuters ·

EU’s Red Sea mission says still no oil spill from tanker hit by Houthis

By Reuters ·
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Saudi Arabia says no involvement with strikes targeting Hodeidah

By Arab News ·

Houthis launch second wave of attacks on Red Sea vessels after deadly British-US airstrikes

By Arab News ·

US-led Red Sea coalition downs four Houthi drones

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

US warns of environmental disaster from cargo ship hit by Houthi rebels

By AFP ·

Yemen’s Houthis claim attack on Pakistan-bound container ship in Red Sea

By Reuters ·

Maersk says its container vessel was targeted by a Houthi missile off Yemen, but the ship was not hit

By Reuters ·
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‘This is the best opportunity for peace in Yemen since the war broke out,’ US special envoy tells Arab News

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
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How ‘a monumental catastrophe’ was averted with offloading of Safer near Yemen’s Red Sea coast

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·
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UN hands over ship for oil transfer from rusting Yemen tanker

By AFP ·

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