US Drone Strikes in Yemen Likely to Continue - Former CIA Officer
Iran-backed rebels loot Yemen files about U.S. spy operations - LA Times - 0 views
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Iran-backed rebels loot Yemen files about U.S. spy operations
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The loss of the intelligence networks, in addition to the escalating conflict, contributed to the Obama administration's decision to halt drone strikes in Yemen for two months, to vacate the U.S. Embassy in Sana last month and to evacuate U.S. special operations and intelligence teams from a Yemeni air base over the weekend.
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US drone kills two militants in Yemen, witnesses say | World news | The Guardian - 0 views
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Eyewitnesses say the suspected militants were travelling in a car when the strike occurred at dawn on Monday in the Shabwa province, in an area called Markha
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is considered the most lethal branch of the global network,
Houthis refuse to cede power in Yemen - Al Arabiya News - 1 views
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Shiite militia that seized power in Sanaa said Sunday it would not cave in to "threats" after Yemen's Gulf neighbours urged the U.N. to act forcefully against its takeover.
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The United Nations Security Council is expected to adopt a resolution on Sunday urging the Houthis to step aside, release government officials and begin U.N.-brokered negotiations, diplomats said.
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prompting Western-backed President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi to tender his resignation.
Al Qaeda, Houthis Battle over Army Bases in Yemen - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva - 2 views
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Al Qaeda, Houthi Rebels Battle over Army Bases in Yemen
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The Houthis, who are backed by Iran,
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loyal to Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was president until being deposed in 2012.
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