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Yemeni Army Advances Near Houthis
The article addresses the developments in Yemen, where the military gains achieved by the government forces are intensifying in the western coast and Bab al-Mandab Strait. These successes are exerting military pressure on the Houthis and limiting their ability to control strategic areas, especially important shipping routes in the Red Sea. These advances coincide with a Security Council session discussing the situation, including military developments, the humanitarian crisis that has displaced over 200,000 people, and ongoing threats to international navigation. The council is also examining issues related to cross-border attacks, sanctions, and security in the Red Sea. The Houthi group is facing significant challenges, marking a decline in their ability to threaten ships, despite continuing to launch attacks using missiles and drones. Field results indicate a shift in the balance of power, as the war becomes a battle on the ground and at the international level, with the global community focusing on humanitarian conditions and their security implications.
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