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5 days ago | 
independent.ie | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
US launches over a dozen airstrikes on key oil port in Yemen, killing at least 74Assault is deadliest since Donald Trump began new campaign in MarchChildren react as protesters show solidarity with the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip in Yemen.
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6 days ago | 
thederrick.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
The U.S. attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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6 days ago | 
kdhnews.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
The U.S. attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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6 days ago | 
bloomberg.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
(Bloomberg) -- The US attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since US President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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6 days ago | 
dailyitem.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
The U.S. attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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6 days ago | 
leadertelegram.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
The U.S. attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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6 days ago | 
gazette.com | Mohammed Hatem |Sam Dagher
The U.S. attacked a key Yemen oil port controlled by the Houthis overnight and killed dozens of people, according to the Iran-backed militants, raising the specter of a widening conflict in the Middle East. The assault on the Ras Issa fuel-import terminal appeared to be one of the biggest and deadliest since President Donald Trump ordered an aerial campaign against the Houthis in mid-March.
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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Sam Dagher |Mohammed Hatem
Yemeni forces opposed to the Houthis are in talks with the US and Gulf Arab allies about a possible land offensive to oust the militant group from the Red Sea coast, according to people involved in the discussions. The conversations come about a month into a US-led aerial assault against the Houthis ordered by President Donald Trump, an operation yet to achieve its aim of ending the Iran-backed group’s attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, a vital trade route, and Israel.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Sherif Tarek |Mohammed Hatem
(Bloomberg) -- The Houthi militant group in Yemen said it would resume attacks on Israeli ships for the first time in about two months after demanding the country end a ban on aid entering Gaza. Most Read from BloombergThe decision, which the Houthis said would take effect immediately, will likely further deter container ships and tankers — including non-Israeli ones — from sailing through the Suez Canal and southern Red Sea.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
miamiherald.com | Mohammed Hatem |Verity Ratcliffe
Yemen's Houthi rebels said they have released the crew of a commercial vessel that they hijacked over a year ago, the latest step in the easing of risks to ships in the Red Sea region. The Galaxy Leader was among the first vessels to be targeted by the Houthis in the southern Red Sea, a major trade passageway between Asia and Europe. The attacks have killed seafarers, sunk vessels and forced the bulk of traffic to diverge thousands of miles around Africa.
