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Houthis reportedly seize U.S. weapons worth millions in southwestern Yemen

Houthi forces reportedly seized American weapons valued at millions of dollars in southwestern Yemen. The quantity, origin and operational impact are unspecified.

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The reported seizure could strengthen an armed group's capabilities in Yemen's ongoing conflict.

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