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Taiz: Popular Resistance in Sala district declares full readiness to liberate and restore the state.

Amran: A Houthi sheikh was killed by gunmen from the Dahm tribes in a blood feud.

Army forces thwart Houthi militia infiltration attempts north and west of Marib.

Yemen: A journalist disappears in Sana'a after receiving Houthi threats, and a human rights network holds the militia responsible.

Marib: "Watan Foundation" launches a project to distribute cash aid to 500 families of martyrs and wounded.

Tariq Saleh: Marib is the first line of defense for the republic, and the Houthis rely on infiltrating cells.

Kuwait provides a $2.1 million grant to support displaced people in Yemen.

Taiz: Popular Resistance in Sala district declares full readiness to liberate and restore the state.
Amran: A Houthi sheikh was killed by gunmen from the Dahm tribes in a blood feud.
Army forces thwart Houthi militia infiltration attempts north and west of Marib.
Yemen: A journalist disappears in Sana'a after receiving Houthi threats, and a human rights network holds the militia responsible.
Marib: "Watan Foundation" launches a project to distribute cash aid to 500 families of martyrs and wounded.
Tariq Saleh: Marib is the first line of defense for the republic, and the Houthis rely on infiltrating cells.
Kuwait provides a $2.1 million grant to support displaced people in Yemen.

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Opinions | 10 Feb, 2025

February 11th.. A comprehensive path to confront the Houthis

The popular resistance against the Houthi coup erupted from the womb of the February 11 Revolution, because the situation does not tolerate tolerance for the project of suppressing the republic, just as the revolution tolerated the previous regime before when it gave it the opportunity to participate again in the political process and reform state institutions.

Our Writers | 9 Oct, 2024

Al-Aqsa Flood and Iran's Dilemma

After October 7, the United States and Israel were convinced that Iran would only support Hamas in the media, including naive threats to wipe out the Zionist entity, while Iran believed that Operation Flood of Al-Aqsa had actually shaken the entity and threatened its fate.