Yemen Threatens To Intervene In West Asia Conflict Militarily; To Support Iran Against 'Aggressors'
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-48% Medium Left
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- Policy Leaning
-48% Medium Left
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46% : He also issued demands, urging the United States and Israel to respond to diplomatic efforts to end hostilities.45% : The "aggression" is linked to Israel's so-called "Greater Israel" ambitions, Saree said, accusing Tel Aviv of seeking territorial expansion across West Asia.
42% : " Saree's statement also called for implementation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, which was signed last October under a US-backed plan aimed at ending the conflict.
40% : On March 26, Yemen's Ansarullah "popular resistance movement", also known as the Houthi movement, was reported to be ready to enter the battlefield in support of Iran against the ongoing US-Israel strikes, as reported by Tasnim News agency.
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