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Yemen - In mid-September, a joint Saudi/UAE statement said both regimes urge "an immediate end to all military operations (and) constructive dialogue."
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Yemen - Yemen is Washington's war, its second longest in modern times, begun weeks after aggression in Afghanistan -- neither country posing a threat to US national security.
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Many may have hitherto been led to believe that the Houthis were a ragtag armed force lacking in sophistication.
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3 Saudi brigades killed or captured, including armored vehicles
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Something curious is happening in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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Yemen = Whenever Yemeni Houthis unilaterally proposed a halt in fighting, the Saudis breached it straightaway in cahoots with the US, wanting endless war and human suffering, not restoration of peace and stability to the country.
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The Yemeni Shiite group's spectacular attack on Abqaiq raises the distinct possibility of a push to drive the House of Saud from power
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The attack on Saudi Arabia's major oil processing station in Abqaiq over the weekend was a major turning point in global politics. It may be even bigger than many of us realize.
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The Crisis Over The Attack On Saudi Oil Infrastructure Is Over - We Now Wait For the Next One
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Ten drones controlled by Yemeni Houthi forces hit two major Saudi oil installations last night and caused several large fires.
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British planes and British bombs are spearheading the killings. Politicians and the media must raise their voices in opposition
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Yemen president seeks UN Security Council meeting on strikes
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Two weeks ago we wrote that war on Yemen will soon end. The Saudis lost their ally, they lost the war and would have to sue for peace. They are now doing so. But their fighting in Yemen will continue until that country finds a new balance.
