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Yemen Clashes Kill More Than 140 as Aid Delayed
Fierce clashes raged Monday between rebels and loyalists in southern Yemen, leaving more than 140 dead in 24 hours, as the Red Cross faced delays to urgently needed aid deliveries.
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Fighting in Aden as Yemen's Houthis Make Gains
Iran-allied Houthi militiamen pushed into the northeastern outskirts of the Yemeni port city of Aden today amid heavy clashes with loyalists of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, sources on both sides said.
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UN Says 28,000 Flee Drive to Retake Iraq's Tikrit
Some 28,000 people have fled the Tikrit area as Iraqi forces battle the Islamic State jihadist group in a massive offensive aimed at retaking the city, the UN said.
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Japan Shuts Embassy in Strife-Torn Yemen
Japan said Monday it had temporarily shut its embassy in Yemen, adding to the latest exodus of foreign diplomats over security fears after a Shiite militia takeover.
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Shiite Gunmen Seize Yemen Presidential Palace
Shiite militiamen seized the presidential palace in Yemen's capital today in what a minister said was a bid to overthrow President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi and his US-backed government.
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Afghans Fighting in Syria Alongside Regime: Monitoring Group
Shiite Muslim militiamen from Afghanistan have been fighting in Syria for months alongside President Bashar al-Assad's troops, a monitoring group said Wednesday.
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Lebanese Patriarch Embraces Exiled Militiamen
The leader of Lebanon's Maronite Catholic church celebrated an outdoor Mass Wednesday for hundreds of exiled countrymen who are considered traitors by many back home for helping Israel maintain an 18-year occupation of south Lebanon.
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Yemen Clashes Kill More Than 140 as Aid Delayed
Fierce clashes raged Monday between rebels and loyalists in southern Yemen, leaving more than 140 dead in 24 hours, as the Red Cross faced delays to urgently needed aid deliveries.
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Fighting in Aden as Yemen's Houthis Make Gains
Iran-allied Houthi militiamen pushed into the northeastern outskirts of the Yemeni port city of Aden today amid heavy clashes with loyalists of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, sources on both sides said.
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UN Says 28,000 Flee Drive to Retake Iraq's Tikrit
Some 28,000 people have fled the Tikrit area as Iraqi forces battle the Islamic State jihadist group in a massive offensive aimed at retaking the city, the UN said.
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Japan Shuts Embassy in Strife-Torn Yemen
Japan said Monday it had temporarily shut its embassy in Yemen, adding to the latest exodus of foreign diplomats over security fears after a Shiite militia takeover.
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Shiite Gunmen Seize Yemen Presidential Palace
Shiite militiamen seized the presidential palace in Yemen's capital today in what a minister said was a bid to overthrow President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi and his US-backed government.
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Afghans Fighting in Syria Alongside Regime: Monitoring Group
Shiite Muslim militiamen from Afghanistan have been fighting in Syria for months alongside President Bashar al-Assad's troops, a monitoring group said Wednesday.
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Lebanese Patriarch Embraces Exiled Militiamen
The leader of Lebanon's Maronite Catholic church celebrated an outdoor Mass Wednesday for hundreds of exiled countrymen who are considered traitors by many back home for helping Israel maintain an 18-year occupation of south Lebanon.
