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Houthi rebels attack Saudi Arabia and Yemen
Houthi rebels launched attacks against military posts and airport infrastructure in Yemen and Saudi Arabia, according to Vatican News and La Croix. One person died and eight others were injured in an attack targeting Saudi Arabian positions.
The conflict has intensified the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where nearly 260,000 people have fled their homes since August.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsYemen. New Houthi attacks. Nearly 260,000 displaced
Vatican News
- Official source@VaticanNewsYemen, New Houthi Attacks: Over 260,000 Displaced
Vatican News
- ReportingWar in the Middle East: new Houthi attacks... Wednesday's balance, October 21
La Croix · La Croix (avec AFP)
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 21, 12:29 PM La Croix Français Guerre au Moyen-Orient : nouvelles attaques houthistes… Le bilan du mercredi 21 octobre
- Oct 21, 11:43 PM Vatican News Italiano Yemen, nuovi attacchi Houthi: gli sfollati sono oltre 260 mila
- Oct 22, 7:30 AM Vatican News Español Yemen. Nuevos ataques de los hutíes. Los desplazados son casi 260.000
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