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Yemen’s Al Qaeda regenerates amid battle for the north Mar 17,2021 - Last updated at Mar 17,2021 Forces loyal to Yemen’s Saudi-backed government sit in the back of a pick-up truck as they deploy during clashes with Houthi rebel fighters west of the country’s third-city of Taez on Tuesday (AFP photo) By Fawaz Al Haidari Agence France-Presse ABU DHABI Years of setbacks have weakened the once mighty Yemeni branch of Al Qaeda, but the militants are seizing the opportunity to regenerate while the government and Houthi rebels are locked in a fight to the death in the north. Government security officials and tribal leaders told AFP that the fierce battle for Marib, which has raged for the past month, is creating a security vacuum that is being exploited by the extremists. ....
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US to Cut Support for Offensive Military Operations in Yemen Share This: File photo of Yemen civil war fighting President Biden, as he promised during his campaign, announced sweeping changes on the U.S. policy on Yemen. He has now vowed to end U.S. support for offensive operations in Yemen, name Tim Lenderking as the new envoy to oversee the U.S. diplomatic mission to try to end the civil war there, and has ordered the State Department to review the Trump administration’s decision to label the Houthi rebels a terrorist organization. “This war has to end,” Biden said during his first foreign policy address as the American president on February 4th. “We are ending all American support for offensive operations in the war in Yemen including relevant arms sales.” ....