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Renewed Fighting in Yemen as Government Launches Counterattacks Against Houthis

Yemen is experiencing a resurgence of conflict as the internationally recognized government launches counterattacks against Houthi rebels, marking the most intense fighting since 2022. Analysts warn that the conflict may become protracted, with both sides vying for control of strategic territories, particularly the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. The situation is further complicated by regional geopolitical dynamics, particularly the US-Israel confrontation with Iran.

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Yemen is experiencing a resurgence of conflict as the internationally recognized government launches counterattacks against Houthi rebels, marking the most intense fighting since 2022. Analysts warn that the conflict may become protracted, with both sides vying for control of strategic territories, particularly the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. The situation is further complicated by regional geopolitical dynamics, particularly the US-Israel confrontation with Iran.

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Yemen’s war is back: A new battle for Sanaa and the Red Sea

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Renewed Fighting in Yemen as Government Launches Counterattacks Against Houthis