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Update US wants to continue support for Arab coalition in Yemen

US wants to continue support for Arab coalition in Yemen

  • The US believes that the Yemen that emerges from civil war should not contain any Iranian-backed threat to Saudi Arabia and the UAE
  • The US is encouraging the Yemeni government, backed by the Saudi-led coalition, and the Iran-aligned Houthi militia to fully engage in peace talks
By Reuters ·
Yemen’s warring parties meet for 3rd day of talks in Sweden

Yemen’s warring parties meet for 3rd day of talks in Sweden

By AP ·
Update Yemen government 'committed to peace'

Yemen government 'committed to peace'

By Arab News ·

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