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By Olivia Le PoidevinGENEVA/TAIZ, Yemen Oct 21 (Reuters) - Families have started rationing water in and around Yemen's Taiz city, where renewed fighting has disrupted fuel supplies and access to water systems serving 3 million people, aid groups and UN agencies said.Meanwhile, mounting piles of rubbish along major roads are raising fears of disease outbreaks in the city, Yemen's third-largest.
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Tom Barrack, the US Special Presidential Envoy for Syria and Iraq, met with Syrian interim president Ahmad Al-Sharaa to discuss cooperation aimed at enhancing security and stability in Syria. Barrack reaffirmed the US commitment to the Middle East, emphasizing a shift toward reducing direct involvement in conflicts while encouraging regional nations to take responsibility for their own security.
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In first nine months of this year 1,630 vehicles were impounded
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Water, gas and fresh food running out in Taiz as fighting intensifies and Houthi advance cuts off most supply routes
