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Heavy Fighting Continues in Southwestern Yemen

Houthi rebels attempting to advance have clashed with Yemeni government forces in the country's southwest, both sides say.

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Heavy fighting continues in southwestern Yemen

Houthi rebels attempting to advance have clashed with Yemeni government forces in the country's southwest, both sides say.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The situation on the ground in south-west Yemen was aggravated by the outbreak of a more violent round of military confrontations between the Yemeni armed forces (Legal) and members of the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group. Direct clashes and mutual shelling were extended along the lines of contact from the Al-Wazayiyah Directorate in the south of Ta'izz to the Directorate of Speculation and Ra's al-Arah west of Lahij, amid a brutal attempt to achieve …

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Since yesterday Monday, the front lines of confrontation between the governorates of Ta ' izz and Lahij, south-western Yemen, have witnessed clashes, the most violent between government forces and the Houthi group, concentrated in the Agabera area, with the Directorate of Speculation and Ra ' arah in Lahij governorate, in conjunction with military movements and reinforcements of the Houthi in the Ta ' izz fronts. A government mili…

·Egypt
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