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Tareq Saleh forms new unit within Yemen's anti-Houthi forces

Yemeni commander Tareq Saleh is reshaping anti-Houthi forces by creating a new unit. Its size and operations remain unspecified.

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Further fragmentation or consolidation among Yemen's armed factions could alter the balance of the ongoing conflict.

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  1. Yemen's Tareq Saleh reshapes anti-Houthi forces with new unit ↗middle-east-online.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 7:46 AM UTC

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