Fighting in Yemen increases
The Huthi rebels fight against the government of Yemen. Iran helps the Huthi militia. Saudi Arabia helps the troops of the government in Yemen. The fights are very strong again since July. Before that, there is a quiet time.
The troops of the government now hit back. They attack targets in the whole Yemen. They use airplanes and big guns for this. They hit the city of Sanaa and other places. Many people must flee because of the fights.
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Definitions
- Militza
- A militia is a group of armed fighters. They are no official soldiers of a state.
- Drone
- A drone is a small airplane without pilot. You steer it from the ground with a remote control.
- Rocket
- This is a very big rocket. It can fly over long ways and hit targets in other lands.
People
- Yahya Saree
- He is the speaker for the army of the Huthi group in Yemen.
- Majid al-Nuzaili
- He is the speaker for the army of the official government in Yemen.
Locations
- Riad
- Riad is the capital city of Saudi Arabia.
- Sanaa
- Sanaa is the capital city of Yemen. The Huthi rebels control this city.
- Saudi-Arabien
- A big land in the Near East that is rich in crude oil.
- Jemen
- A land in the south of the Arabian peninsula where war rules for years.
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