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A Houthi missile attack on a Yemeni government military base killed at least 53 people and injured more than 200, according to reported coverage. It is described as the deadliest Houthi attack since the group resumed attacks in July.
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Yemen’s internationally recognised government says Houthi forces launched missiles at Aden airport, one day after a deadly attack on the presidential palace in the port city. The escalation threatens to widen fighting in a country already facing a severe humanitarian crisis.
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Iran-backed Houthi forces launched missile strikes against Yemen’s government-controlled city of Aden, including the area around its airport, amid renewed fighting. No casualties were reported in the airport strike, but the attacks mark a sharp escalation in Yemen’s civil war.
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Saudi Arabia reportedly launched 106 air and missile strikes against Houthi-held areas in Yemen over the past 24 hours, while Yemen’s internationally recognized government announced a new campaign to retake territory. The escalation raises the risk of a broader regional confrontation involving Saudi Arabia, Iran-aligned Houthis and threats to energy routes.
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Yemen’s Saudi-backed government has announced military operations to retake territory held by the Iran-backed Houthi movement and restore state authority. The escalation includes strikes on Houthi targets in Sanaa and fighting around Taiz, raising concerns that Yemen’s conflict could widen rapidly.
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Yemen’s Saudi-backed government has announced a major military operation against the Iran-backed Houthi movement after renewed fighting and Houthi advances. The escalation includes strikes on Houthi military targets and clashes around Taiz, raising fears of a wider regional conflict.
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Yemen’s Saudi-backed government announced military operations to retake territory held by Iran-backed Houthi forces and restore state authority. The escalation risks intensifying Yemen’s prolonged civil war and widening regional tensions involving Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Yemen’s internationally recognized Presidential Leadership Council announced military operations to retake territory held by Iran-backed Houthi forces and restore state authority. The announcement follows fresh fighting and airstrikes around Sanaa and Taiz, raising concerns that Yemen’s conflict could widen rapidly.
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Yemen’s internationally recognized Presidential Council announced military operations to retake territory still held by the Iran-backed Houthi movement and restore government authority. The development raises the risk of a major escalation in Yemen’s prolonged civil war and wider regional tensions.
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More than 70 people were reportedly killed in the past 24 hours as Houthi forces and Yemen’s government fought in Taiz province. The escalation included reported Saudi air and missile strikes and intercepted Houthi ballistic missiles, raising the risk of a wider regional conflict.
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The most consequential breaking story is the Houthi advance in Yemen, where they have seized a strategic Red Sea port and are threatening a key global shipping chokepoint. Reports also say the fighting has intensified around the Taiz-Mocha road and displaced tens of thousands of people.
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The most significant breaking story is the escalation in Yemen, where Houthi fighters have seized Perim Island, giving them control over a critical chokepoint in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This raises immediate concern for shipping security and broader regional instability.
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Yemen’s army has declared the area around the Taiz-Mocha road a military zone and warned civilians to stay away as fighting with the Houthis intensifies. The situation is developing amid broader regional tensions and warnings from the UN that renewed conflict could draw Yemen into wider confrontation.