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Headline Roundup March 26, 2015

Saudi Arabia Bombs Yemen Rebels

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Saudi Arabia, Egypt to Invade Yemen
 Saudi Arabia, Egypt to Invade Yemen

Daily Beast

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Egypt and Saudi Arabia are planning a ground operation in Yemen, Egyptian officials said Thursday, a day after Saudi Arabia began bombing Houthi rebels in the country. Three officials speaking to the AP did not give troop numbers, but said that they would enter by land and by sea and that the coalition would involve other countries. Turkey has said that it may be one of the nations providing "logistical support." Yemeni President Rabbo Mansour Hadi fled his home to an undisclosed location Wednesday. The White House said late Wednesday...

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Saudi Arabia, allies open air campaign against Yemen rebels
Saudi Arabia, allies open air campaign against Yemen rebels

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Saudi Arabia bombed key military installations in Yemen on Thursday, leading a regional coalition in a campaign against Shiite rebels who have taken over much of the country and drove out the president. The dramatic military assault turns impoverished, fragmented Yemen into a new front in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Egyptian military and security officials told The Associated Press that the military intervention will go further, with a ground assault into Yemen by Egyptian, Saudi and other forces, planned once airstrikes have weakened the capabilities of the...

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Saudi Jets Strike Yemen in Bid to Halt Houthis
Saudi Jets Strike Yemen in Bid to Halt Houthis

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Saudi Arabian jets pounded Yemeni targets early Thursday in a drive to stop the Houthi advance through the country, and the Saudi news media declared that the first night of the offensive had fully disabled the Houthi-aligned Yemeni Air Force.

Iran, Saudi Arabia’s regional rival and the Houthis’ main ally, denounced the assault as an American-backed attempt β€œto foment civil war in Yemen or disintegrate the country.” Houthi-controlled television channels broadcast footage of dead bodies and wounded civilians, blaming β€œAmerican-backed aggression.”

The movement’s leaders warned that the battle could widen...

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