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Yemen risks return to 'full-scale conflict', UN rights chief warns
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Yemen risks return to 'full-scale conflict', UN rights chief warns
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Earlier this month, the Houthi rebels launched their deadliest attacks in years, killing 58 government troops, according to a military source, mainly in the oil-rich Marib province. The UN human rights chief voiced alarm at the rising civilian toll of escalating hostilities in Ye…
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