Tariq Saleh, a nephew of the late President, is accused of planting bombs in Yemen, amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
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Updated Jun 7
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Tariq Saleh, a nephew of the late President, is accused of planting bombs in Yemen, amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
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Houthi actions driving humanitarian crisis and food insecurity in YemenAlso in this story
- A personal account of the civil war in Yemen, detailing the firsthand experience of a specific individual and the involvement of UN Women.
- Saudi warplanes violated Yemeni airspace, leading to warnings from Yahya Saree regarding the incident.
- Yemen successfully foiled an attempt by Houthis to smuggle drone components.
- Houthis seized control of the capital Sanaa.
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