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Reports examine whether an offensive against Houthi-held Sanaa has begun

A report questions whether forces opposed to the Houthis have begun an operation to retake Sanaa, Yemen’s capital.

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A major offensive in Sanaa could escalate Yemen’s civil war and worsen regional humanitarian and security risks.

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  1. Arab News | Has the battle to retake Sanaa from the Houthis begun? ↗arabnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 4:32 PM UTC

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