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    Saudi oil exports are facing increasing challenges due to the naval blockade imposed by Sana'a on their passage through the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandeb, resulting in a significant...

    Sana’a Forces Advance Toward Government Complex in Marib

    Sana'a forces and the popular committees (Houthis' Fighters) on Tuesday achieved major military victories on the front's northwest of Marib city, after violent confrontations with the Saudi-led coalition forces and Al-Qaeda members. A tribal source in Marib said that the...

    Currency Chaos Plaguing Aden, Banking Expectations of Major Collapse

    The local currency in the “legitimacy” areas, specifically Aden, resumed on Tuesday, to collapse again, leaving chaos in the exchange market, with some reluctance to sell foreign currencies and speculating in their purchase. Exclusive-Alkhabar Alyemeni: Local sources reported that dollar exchange...

    Saudi Forces Arrive Balhaf Gas Facility in Shabwa

    Several Saudi officers on a military plane arrived on Monday at the Balhaf gas facility in Shabwa province, YPA reported. The local sources said that the Saudi officers would lead a mediation between the leadership of the UAE forces and...

    Sana’a Accuses IMF of Dealing According to Political Agenda

    The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance in Sana'a government, Dr. Ahmed Hajar, on Monday said that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lost its credibility because it deals with Sanaa according to a political agenda. “If IMF is serious...

    Saudi Coalition Waged 25 Airstrikes on Marib

    The Saudi-led coalition’s fighter jets launched on Monday 25 air strikes on Marib province, a security official said. The official declared that coalition’s aircrafts targeted Sirwah district with 17 air raids and attacked Rahba district eight times.

    About 200 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Saada

    Police of Saada province (loyal to Houthis' government), northern Yemen, on Monday transferred 200 illegal immigrants to the Immigration and Passports Department in the capital Sana'a. The province police explained that the 200 illegal immigrants, all of African nationalities, were...

    Over 100 Yemeni Fishermen Back Home from Eritrean Jails

    118 Yemeni fishermen returned to city port of al- Hodeidah on Saturday after being detained in Eritrean prisons for varying periods. The General Authority for Fisheries in the Red Sea received the fishermen in the fishing ports of Hodeida and...

    Saudi Arabia Prevents Yemenis from Vaccination of Covid-19

    A human rights organization revealed on Wednesday, a Saudi move that it described as “racist” towards Yemenis, in a move that reveals more aspects of Saudi hostility, which has been leading a war and siege on Yemen for seven...

    Sana’a calls for Speedy Implementation to Outcomes of Security Council

    The Supreme Economic Committee of Sana'a called for speedy implementation to the recommendations of the Security Council, related to lifting the restrictions imposed on Hodeida port and lifting the ban imposed on Sana'a airport by the Saudi-Emirati coalition. The committee...

    Al-Baidha: Security Authorities Seize Weapons and Mines

    Security Authorities in al-Baidha province on Monday seized weapons and mines in two separate security operations, security source in Sana'a government said. The source said that the first operation the security forces found out a warehouse inside a Mosque, was...

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    The Director-General of the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, Munir al-Barsh, announced on Tuesday that four people had died in the past 24 hours due to famine,...
    Saudi oil exports are facing increasing challenges due to the naval blockade imposed by Sana'a on their passage through the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandeb, resulting in a significant...
    The Financial Times revealed that a number of the largest ship insurance companies in the Lloyd's of London market are excluding Saudi-linked ships from Red Sea risk coverage.Special Follow-ups...
    The repercussions of the Yemeni naval ban are no longer confined to the military sphere or naval reports explaining ship movements but have begun to leave their direct impact...