Cholera Cases Resurge in Yemen

Cholera Cases Resurge in Yemen

  The United Nations on Monday expressed concern about the uptick in cholera cases in Yemen, especially in areas of the war-ravaged country controlled by Houthi rebels, where 75 people have died since October. "Since October last year, we have seen an alarming resurgence of cholera ac...

Yemen's Houthis Move Drone, Missile Launch Centers to Mitigate Losses Amid Continued U.S. Strikes

Yemen's Houthis Move Drone, Missile Launch Centers to Mitigate Losses Amid Continued U.S. Strikes

  The Ansar Allah (Houthi) group transferred missile and drone centers from the coastal areas and islands to the provinces of Al-Jawf, Amran, and Saada, in order to reduce losses, maintain offensive capabilities, and avoid being easily targeted by the international forces in the Red Sea. ...

Fifty Iranian Military Experts Killed in U.S.-UK Strikes on Sites in Yemen

Fifty Iranian Military Experts Killed in U.S.-UK Strikes on Sites in Yemen

  Military sources told Sheba Intelligence that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has lost dozens of its experts in Yemen since the start of the U.S.-UK strikes on missile and drone launch centers controlled by the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group, which has repeatedly hit American, British,...

How the Gaza-Israel War Paved the Way for a Conflict Between Yemen's Houthis and U.S.-U.K. Coalition

How the Gaza-Israel War Paved the Way for a Conflict Between Yemen's Houthis and U.S.-U.K. Coalition

  The Gaza-Israel war, which broke out on October 7 of last year, sparked a conflict between Yemen's Ansar Allah (Houthi) group and Western powers, particularly the United States and the United Kingdom.   When the Houthi group began firing missiles and drones at Israe...


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