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Special ‘Reckless’ Houthi Red Sea campaign harming Yemenis, Palestinians: US special envoy

‘Reckless’ Houthi Red Sea campaign harming Yemenis, Palestinians: US special envoy

  • Attacks on shipping hampering aid to Gaza, Timothy Lenderking tells briefing attended by Arab News
  • He praises Saudi efforts to mediate between Houthis, internationally recognized Yemeni government
By Benedict Spence ·
Timothy Lenderking, the US special envoy for Yemen. (US State Department) video

Houthi disruption of Red Sea shipping hurts, not helps, Gaza Palestinians, US diplomat Tim Lenderking tells Arab News

By Arab News ·
Special ‘This is the best opportunity for peace in Yemen since the war broke out,’ US special envoy tells Arab News video

‘This is the best opportunity for peace in Yemen since the war broke out,’ US special envoy tells Arab News

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Special Biden administration slams Houthis, Iran for prolonging Yemen crisis

Biden administration slams Houthis, Iran for prolonging Yemen crisis

By RAY HANANIA ·
Lenderking discusses importance of reaching solution to Yemen conflict during UAE, Germany visits

Lenderking discusses importance of reaching solution to Yemen conflict during UAE, Germany visits

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia is a critical partner: US Yemen envoy

Saudi Arabia is a critical partner: US Yemen envoy

By Arab News ·
Yemen president backs US push to end war in Yemen

Yemen president backs US push to end war in Yemen

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Saudi Arabia welcomes Biden commitment to help Kingdom defend territory

Saudi Arabia welcomes Biden commitment to help Kingdom defend territory

By Arab News ·
Biden expected to name veteran diplomat as special envoy for Yemen

Biden expected to name veteran diplomat as special envoy for Yemen

By Reuters ·
Update US accuses Houthis in Yemen of ‘behaving like a terrorist organization’

US accuses Houthis in Yemen of ‘behaving like a terrorist organization’

By Jonathan Lessware ·
Special US official predicts Qatar will eventually normalize ties with Israel

US official predicts Qatar will eventually normalize ties with Israel

By RAY HANANIA ·

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