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Yemen, 11-9-26

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Links to reports from the Associated Press and the Cradle; others are accessible by clicking on their names or initials. (Scroll up or down for this date’s GAZA, UKRAINE, AI and ALL OF IT, and down for YEMEN 11-8-26.) — MCM

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Houthi rebels say at least 44 killed in airstrike near Yemen’s capital, and other Mideast news. From AP. The death toll from airstrikes near Yemen’s capital has increased to 44, most of them women and children, health authorities from the Iran-backed Houthi rebels said overnight. Separately, Iran’s foreign ministry today dismissed comments by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Iranian demands for ending the war have been “ridiculous.” READ MORE . . . Click HERE for same AP report in Spanish, and HERE for others, and HERE for more AP Mideast news. 

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Yemen strikes Riyadh financial district in retaliation for Saudi massacres of dozens of civilians. From the Cradle. The Yemeni Armed Forces announced a series of missile and drone strikes on Riyadh’s financial district on Sunday, as well as several other military operations targeting Saudi Arabia and its allies inside Yemen. Click HERE for report with photo.

Yemen, 11-8-26

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A report from the Associated Press; others are accessible by clicking on its name or initials. (Scroll up or down for this date’s GAZA, UKRAINE and ALL OF IT, and down for YEMEN 11-6-26.) — MCM

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Saudi Arabia intercepts missiles as Aramco building in Riyadh is damaged, and other Mideast news. From AP. Saudi Arabia said it intercepted incoming missiles targeting the kingdom’s capital and other regions today, with falling debris damaging a building belonging to the state-owned oil giant Aramco in Riyadh’s financial district. Meanwhile . . . Click HERE for report with photos.  Click HERE for AP report in Spanish, and HERE for others.

Yemen, 10-14-26

A link to a report from the Associated Press; others are accessible by clicking on its name or initials. (Scroll up for today’s IRAN and UKRAINE, and down for YEMEN 10-13-26.) — MCM

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Iran-backed Houthi rebels hit Saudi Aramco headquarters, officials say, by Samy Magdy and Cara Anna | AP  CAIRO — Iran-backed Houthi rebels hit the headquarters of the Saudi state-owned oil company Aramco in an overnight strike, two regional officials said Wednesday, damaging the offices of the firm’s chief executive and other top officials. Click HERE for report with photos. Click HERE for same report in Spanish, and HERE for others.

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Yemen, 10-5-26

For now, links to four reports: from the Cradle and Middle East Eye; others are accessible by clicking on its name. (Scroll up or down for today’s SYRIA, GAZA, UKRAINE, IRAN and ALL OF IT so far, and down for YEMEN 9-28-26.) — MCM

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Saudi Arabia claims ‘100 warplanes’ bombing Yemen as civilian casualties mount. From the Cradle. The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen today announced the start of a major air campaign against Ansarallah-led forces involving 100 Saudi fighter jets – escalating brutal strikes on the country’s civilian infrastructure. READ MORE . . .

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Ansarallah cuts main Taiz-Aden road as Saudi-backed govt launches campaign to ‘reclaim’ Yemen. From the Cradle. The Ansarallah-led Yemeni Armed Forces seized the Al-Safiya area on seized and cut the main supply road linking the strategic governorate of Taiz with Aden, effectively tightening its years-long encirclement of Taiz city, AFP cited four security sources as saying. READ MORE . . .

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FROM OCT. 4  Yemeni strikes hit Aramco in Saudi capital, sparking massive fires. From the Cradle. The Ansarallah-led Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Saturday evening its latest missile and drone strikes on the Saudi capital Riyadh, which hit an Aramco energy facility, causing massive fires. READ MORE . . .

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Yemen’s child soldiers. From Middle East Eye. As soon as the latest conflict flared in Yemen, child soldiers resurfaced alongside reciprocal accusations by warring parties over recruiting children and deploying them to the front lines. READ MORE . . .

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