Saudi Arabia committed $368 million in financial aid to Yemen's government in Aden, reinforcing its support for the internationally recognized administration amid ongoing regional conflict and humanitarian crisis.
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The Houthis after the Yemeni cease-fire
Houthi militants have attacked commercial vessels in the Red Sea, significantly disrupting one of the world's most critical shipping corridors and threatening global trade flows through this strategically vital waterway.
Yemen’s warring sides accept two-month truce starting with Ramadan
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Saudi-led coalition won’t renew broken Yemen ceasefire
Saudi Arabia proposes cease-fire in Yemen as war drags on
Iranian-backed Houthis launched fresh missile and drone strikes on Israel, significantly escalating regional tensions and potentially opening a new conflict front while threatening critical global shipping routes through the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb strait.
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