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Yemen Prime Minister, Cabinet Survives Houthi Attack On Presidential Palace

Yemen Prime Minister, Cabinet Survives Houthi Attack On Presidential Palace The Houthis are apparently trying to take the fight straight to the heart of the Saudi-backed government in Yemen. The Shia group allied to Iran targeted Aden's presidential palace with one or more ballistic missiles on Thursday, killing two security personnel in a strike that hit the complex. Widely circulating image of smoke billowing from site of Saudi-backed government's presidential compound.Top government leaders were unharmed in the attack on Maashiq Palace, but the deceased security personnel were part of Prime Minister Shaya Al-Zandani's...
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