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Saudi-led coalition claim more attacks on Houthis

Saudi-led coalition claim more attacks on Houthis The Saudi-led coalition said it carried out a military operation "aimed at neutralising sources of threat". The coalition said it destroyed five tunnels used by the Houthis to store ballistic missiles, a missile depot and four platforms used to launch ballistic missiles. It also claimed operations targeting Houthi "fortifications, gatherings of their members, and their military equipment along the front lines inside Yemen".

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