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Houthis try to push deeper into western Yemen, upending life, witnesses tell NPR (opens the original)
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — As Houthi fighters swept into the western Yemeni port city of Mokha earlier this month, Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces abandoned their armored vehicles and aid groups say families fled with no time to grab their clothes. Around 125,000 people were displaced in just a matter of days, says the U.N. World Food Programme. The U.N. says most healthcare facilities in Mokha immediately shut down, but Mokha's General Hospital remained open as staff treated patients w
Yemen's Houthis say they now control land that overlooks a key shipping route (opens the original)
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In Yemen, Houthis now say they control a stretch of land along the Red Sea that overlooks a key shipping route. The Houthis overran Yemeni army forces and their allied militias in a blitz that began just a week ago. And that Houthi advance could push up gas prices even higher, as NPR's Aya Batrawy reports. AYA BATRAWY, BYLINE: Houthi fighters are now in control of the Yemeni port city of Mocha and other territory in the West. The Iran-backed group overran Saudi-backed forces who fled and left ar
Why Houthi gains in Yemen could push gas prices even higher (opens the original)
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - A tenuous years-long truce in Yemen unraveled further this week as Iran-backed Houthi fighters pushed out Saudi-backed Yemeni forces along a key stretch of Red Sea coastline. Statements by the Houthis and a rival Yemeni commander, who's cited by The Associated Press, said Friday the Iran-backed group had taken control of the port city of Mokha, just north of the Bab al-Mandeb waterway. The fighting in Yemen, and the Houthis' targeting of Saudi oil carriers around th
Why Houthi military gains in Yemen may further increase gas prices (opens the original)
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - A tenuous years-long truce in Yemen unraveled further this week as Iran-backed Houthi fighters pushed out Saudi-backed Yemeni forces along a key stretch of Red Sea coastline. Statements by the Houthis and a rival Yemeni commander, who's cited by The Associated Press, said Friday the Iran-backed group had taken control of the port city of Mokha, just north of the Bab al-Mandeb waterway. The fighting in Yemen, and the Houthis' targeting of Saudi oil carriers around th
Why gains by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen could push gas prices even higher (opens the original)
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A tenuous yearslong truce in Yemen unraveled further this week as Iran-backed Houthi fighters pushed out Saudi-backed Yemeni forces along a key stretch of Red Sea coastline. Statements by the Houthis and a rival Yemeni commander, who's cited by The Associated Press, said Friday the Iran-backed group had taken control of the port city of Mokha, just north of the Bab el-Mandeb waterway. The fighting in Yemen, and the Houthis' targeting of Saudi oil carriers around tha
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