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Yemens Houthis have threatened to strike Saudi Arabia if it continues to allow U.S. warplanes to use its territory for strikes against the rebel group, but will they follow up on this threat?

UN agency begins COVID vaccine rollout for 7,500 stranded migrants in Yemen : Rashtra News IOM’s Chief of Mission, Christa Rottensteiner, explained that “immunizing people on the move is key to combatting the spread of the disease.” An estimated 36,000 migrants have been stranded on their journeys due to mobility restrictions, nearly 3,500 in Ma’rib alone. Many are sleeping in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions where the virus can

United Nations Special Envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg concluded on Monday a visit to Muscat where he met Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi and several senior officials from the sultanate. The officials discussed the latest developments, efforts to support regional stability and the UN-sponsored Yemeni peace process.

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Two children were injured and buildings were damaged as a missile was intercepted over a suburb of the city of Dammam on Saturday. The Saudi-led coalition blamed the attack on the Iran-aligned Houthi forces. (File image for representation- Reuters)Two children were injured and buildings were damaged when a ballistic missile was intercepted over Saudi Arabia's

Houthi militias aimed Friday s ballistic missile at an IDPs camp in Marib, where millions of Yemen sought refuge from the foreign-backed terrorist Shiit militia. On

Khalid Batarfi, a Saudi with a $5m US bounty on his head, had been leader of the branch since 2020.

The Houthis claimed that Saudi Arabia and the United States conducted combined airstrikes in Houthi-controlled territory on February 23, likely to pressure Saudi Arabia to exert its influence on the United States to decrease US strikes targeting Houthi

The Houthi group sets conditions for opening the road between Ma'rib and Sana'a. No one passing through the points will be arrested. The Houthi position comes as a comment on the Yemeni government’s announcement, on Thursday, of opening the Marib-Sanaa road. The road connects the Ma’rib Governorate (central), which is under government control, and the capital, Sana’a (north) The road has remained cut off since the start of the war in the country in March 2015.

The war in Gaza has boosted recruits for the Yemeni group. But it has also delayed hopes for peace in Yemen.