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Update

Yemeni air force hit Houthi missile, drone launch sites after Saudi-led Coalition forces strike targets

  • Airstrikes hit sites belonging to the “terrorist Houthi militia” in Hodeidah, says coalition spokesman
  • Saudi envoy accuses the Houthis of "turning Yemen into a bargaining chip in the hands of external parties”
By Arab News ·

US military says it destroyed Houthi air defense and drone systems in Red Sea are

By Reuters ·

US military says it destroyed Houthi missiles in pre-emptive strikes

By Arab News ·
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Frankly Speaking: Are Houthis doing more harm than good for Gaza?

By Arab News ·

Houthi leader rejects US terror designation, vows to continue attacks on ships in Red Sea

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

US military launches another barrage of missiles against Houthi sites in Yemen

By AP ·

Shipping giant diverts all Red Sea vessels amid Houthi attacks

By Arab News ·

US Navy ship intercepts missile and drone fired in Red Sea by Houthis

By Arab News ·

Indian-flagged oil tanker hit by attack drone in Red Sea: US military

By AFP ·

US shoots down 4 drones launched from Houthi-controlled areas

By Reuters ·

More than 20 countries join coalition to protect Red Sea shipping

By AFP ·

Exporters explore cargo flights as way out of deepening Red Sea bottleneck

By Reuters ·

Houthis put two YouTube activists on trial for critical videos

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

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