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Yemen· SanaaHouthis demand $51 billion from Saudi Arabia to end Yemen war
The Houthis are demanding $51 billion in compensation and official recognition from Saudi Arabia to end the conflict in Yemen.
Background
Yemen has been embroiled in a civil war since 2014, pitting the Houthi movement against the internationally recognized government, supported by a Saudi Arabia-led coalition. The conflict has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, with ongoing efforts to achieve a lasting peace agreement.
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Houthis demand $51 billion from Saudi Arabia to end Yemen war
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoThe war in Yemen has been costly for Saudi Arabia with little to show for it, and deploying more troops could lead to heavy casualties and domestic backlash.
The Houthis are demanding significant financial compensation and official recognition as Yemen's rulers to end the war, citing years of Saudi airstrikes and blockade.
Saudi Arabia is actively seeking an exit from the conflict and is engaging in negotiations with the Houthis to end hostilities.
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