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Yemeni forces report strikes on Houthi positions in Al Jawf

Yemeni forces reportedly struck Houthi positions in Al Jawf, while officials monitored the escalation. The headline provides no casualty or territorial-control details.

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Further fighting could deepen Yemen's conflict and worsen risks to civilians and regional stability.

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