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Houthi leaders may be seeking to consolidate control over northern Yemen by taking Marib from the internationally recognized government. Their interest in oil-rich Hadramout is assessed as potentially intended to deprive the government of a dependable source of funding.
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Houthi leaders may be seeking to consolidate control over northern Yemen by taking Marib from the internationally recognized government. Their interest in oil-rich Hadramout is assessed as potentially intended to deprive the government of a dependable source of funding.
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Marib and Hadramout dossier
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Marib and Hadramout
Houthi attacks on Yemeni military camps in Marib and Hadramout killed 30 soldiers on the day before the update.
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Houthi leaders may spy an opportunity to consolidate their control over northern Yemen by wresting Marib province from a government that's struggling to administer it. Their interest in oil-rich Hadramout is likely motivated by a desire to cut off one of the government's most reliable remaining sources of funding.
Houthi leaders may be seeking to consolidate control over northern Yemen by taking Marib from the internationally recognized government. Their interest in oil-rich Hadramout is assessed as potentially intended to deprive the government of a dependable source of funding.
Open source reportThe Houthis aren't only targeting Saudi; they also attacked Yemeni military camps in Marib and Hadramout yesterday, killing 30 Yemeni soldiers.
Houthi attacks on Yemeni military camps in Marib and Hadramout killed 30 soldiers on the day before the update.
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