Houthis continue to engage in ‘fierce battles’ in mountains near Aden, Taiz - report
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The war for Yemen could also affect talks in Tehran, with any talks with Iran taking the Houthis into account.
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Houthis continue to engage in ‘fierce battles’ in mountains near Aden, Taiz - report. The war for Yemen could also affect talks in Tehran, with any talks with Iran taking the Houthis into account. Covered by 1 publications. The Jerusalem Post: Houthis continue to engage in ‘fierce battles’ in mountains near Aden, Taiz - report.
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- The Jerusalem Post Israel Houthis continue to engage in ‘fierce battles’ in mountains near Aden, Taiz - report The war for Yemen could also affect talks in Tehran, with any talks with Iran taking the Houthis into account. 1 h ago · Tier 3
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