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Report warns of possible Houthi–al-Qaeda alignment

A report describes an alleged alignment between Yemen's Houthi movement and al-Qaeda as a new concern for the United States. The supplied information does not establish a formal alliance or specific attack.

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A confirmed operational partnership could expand militant threats and complicate regional security calculations.

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  1. L'asse tra Houthi e al-Qaeda è il nuovo incubo degli Stati Uniti - il Fatto Nisseno - Caltanissetta notizie, cronaca, attualità ↗ilfattonisseno.it · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 11:34 PM UTC

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