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  1. The civil war in Yemen, caused by Houthi rebels, has seen the UN broker ceasefires while Hadi led the government from Saudi Arabia.

Hadi's government faced challenges from the Houthi movement, leading to a leadership crisis involving Ali Abdullah Saleh and the eventual resignation of Hadi to seek refuge in Aden.

8 reports, 8 independent Updated May 28
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Hadi's government faced challenges from the Houthi movement, leading to a leadership crisis involving Ali Abdullah Saleh and the eventual resignation of Hadi to seek refuge in Aden.

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HouthisAbdrabbuh Mansour HadiAli Abdullah Saleh

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  1. Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was involved in the leadership crisis of the Yemeni government, has risen in political prominence and led the internationally recognized government from Sanaa.Sub-event
  2. Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi led the government of Yemen while located in the port city of Aden.Sub-event
  3. Hadi resigns and seeks refuge in Aden amid challenges from the Houthi movement.1 source
  4. Hadi sought refuge in Aden following Saleh's resignation, facing Houthi challenges.1 source

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The civil war in Yemen, caused by Houthi rebels, has seen the UN broker ceasefires while Hadi led the government from Saudi Arabia.

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