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Who are the Houthi rebels and why are they attacking Red Sea ships?
Who are the Houthi rebels and why are they attacking Red Sea ships?
Time:2024-05-21 15:05:23 Source:
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Yemen's Houthi loyalists take part in a tribal gathering in Sana'a on 20 February 2020. Photo: AFP
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