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2026-09-12 00:17
Proxy fight in Yemen heats up, risking new front in US-Iran war
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The Houthis Finally Open a Second Front in the Iran War - National Review
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The Iranian-backed Houthi rebel group’s reported takeover of a Yemen port city is raising the stakes in Tehran’s war with the U.S. Saudi Arabia, which backs Yemen’s military, is reportedly urging President Trump to strike the rebels, while the U.S.
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The Iranian-backed Houthi rebel group’s reported takeover of a Yemen port city is raising the stakes in Tehran’s war with the U.S. Saudi Arabia, which backs Yemen’s military, is reportedly urging President Trump to strike the rebels, while the U.S.
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The Houthis Finally Open a Second Front in the Iran War National Review
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Proxy fight in Yemen heats up, risking new front in US-Iran war
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Proxy fight in Yemen heats up, risking new front in US-Iran war
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The Houthis Finally Open a Second Front in the Iran War - National Review
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