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Coalition airstrikes on Houthis in bid to end siege of Abedia

Coalition airstrikes on Houthis in bid to end siege of Abedia

  • Said Iranian-backed militia preventing entry for relief organizations and aid to besieged people
By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Update Members of the Yemeni army in Marib. (AFP/File Photo)

Arab coalition hits Houthi targets in Abdiya

By Arab News ·
Arab coalition: Air operations halt Houthis’ incursion into Abdiya

Arab coalition: Air operations halt Houthis’ incursion into Abdiya

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