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Saudi Airstrikes Reported to Kill Three in Yemen, Houthi Official Claims

A Houthi official reported that Saudi airstrikes in Yemen killed three people, including two children, in Taiz province. The U.S. military also reported destroying two Iranian boats attempting to seize a drone ship. Human Rights Watch has raised concerns about potential war crimes by Houthi rebels due to attacks on commercial vessels, while Save the Children reported a significant number of child casualties in the ongoing conflict.

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A Houthi official reported that Saudi airstrikes in Yemen killed three people, including two children, in Taiz province. The U.S. military also reported destroying two Iranian boats attempting to seize a drone ship. Human Rights Watch has raised concerns about potential war crimes by Houthi rebels due to attacks on commercial vessels, while Save the Children reported a significant number of child casualties in the ongoing conflict.

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