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Yemen conflict reportedly heats up over Sanaa and the Red Sea

A report describes renewed fighting in Yemen and a contest for control of Sanaa and the Red Sea. No specific military actions, casualties or territorial changes are provided.

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Further escalation could threaten civilians and maritime traffic through the Red Sea.

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  1. Chiến sự Yemen nóng trở lại, cuộc đua giành Sanaa và Biển Đỏ bắt đầu ↗baotintuc.vn · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 2:31 AM UTC

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