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UN rejects Houthi espionage allegations as ‘disturbing’ and dangerous, urges release of detained staff

UN rejects Houthi espionage allegations as ‘disturbing’ and dangerous, urges release of detained staff

  • Calling aid workers ‘spies’ or ‘terrorists’ is ‘unacceptable,’ endangers UN staff lives everywhere, says spokesperson Stephane Dujarric
By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Update Israel says intercepted missile from Yemen, drone ‘from the east’

Israel says intercepted missile from Yemen, drone ‘from the east’

By AFP ·
Judge orders Trump administration to preserve Yemen attack plan messages

Judge orders Trump administration to preserve Yemen attack plan messages

By Reuters ·
Flames and smoke rise from the Greek-flagged oil tanker Sounion, which has been on fire since August 23, on the Red Sea.

EU’s Red Sea mission says still no oil spill from tanker hit by Houthis

By Reuters ·
Update Saudi Arabia says no involvement with strikes targeting Hodeidah

Saudi Arabia says no involvement with strikes targeting Hodeidah

By Arab News ·
Houthis launch second wave of attacks on Red Sea vessels after deadly British-US airstrikes

Houthis launch second wave of attacks on Red Sea vessels after deadly British-US airstrikes

By Arab News ·
US-led Red Sea coalition downs four Houthi drones

US-led Red Sea coalition downs four Houthi drones

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
US warns of environmental disaster from cargo ship hit by Houthi rebels

US warns of environmental disaster from cargo ship hit by Houthi rebels

By AFP ·
Yemen’s Houthis claim attack on Pakistan-bound container ship in Red Sea

Yemen’s Houthis claim attack on Pakistan-bound container ship in Red Sea

By Reuters ·
Maersk says its container vessel was targeted by a Houthi missile off Yemen, but the ship was not hit

Maersk says its container vessel was targeted by a Houthi missile off Yemen, but the ship was not hit

By Reuters ·
Special ‘This is the best opportunity for peace in Yemen since the war broke out,’ US special envoy tells Arab News video

‘This is the best opportunity for peace in Yemen since the war broke out,’ US special envoy tells Arab News

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Special How ‘a monumental catastrophe’ was averted with offloading of Safer near Yemen’s Red Sea coast photos

How ‘a monumental catastrophe’ was averted with offloading of Safer near Yemen’s Red Sea coast

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·
Update The UN-owned Nautica vessel is pictured off the coast of Yemen’s western port of Hodeida on Monday. (AFP)

UN hands over ship for oil transfer from rusting Yemen tanker

By AFP ·

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