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Saudi Arabia asked the Yemeni Houthis to state the conditions for ending the war. The Houthis demanded $51 billion and r...

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Saudi Arabia asked the Yemeni Houthis to state the conditions for ending the war. The Houthis demanded $51 billion and recognition of their legitimate authority over Yemen, The Wall Street Journal reports. In 2015 the year Saudi Arabia launched a military operation in Yemen to remove the Houthis from power.

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Саудовская Аравия обратилась к йеменским хуситам с просьбой назвать условия прекращения войны. Хуситы потребовали $51 млрд и признания их законной властью Йемена, сообщает The Wall Street Journal. В 2015 году Саудовская Аравия начала военную операцию в Йемене, чтобы отстранить хуситов от власти.

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