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'Three explosions heard in the capital of Yemen' - Reuters news agency reports

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'Three explosions heard in the capital of Yemen' - Reuters news agency reports

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The UK and the United States have launched air strikes against Iran backed Houthi rebels according to the Reuters news agency.Read more: https://news.sky.com...

The UK and the United States have launched air strikes against Iran backed Houthi rebels according to the Reuters news agency.

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We can do much better than sky news please…
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  Apologies. It was the first source that appeared in my feed.
  
  Edit: oh and this is British Sky News, just in case you hadn’t realised it’s not Sky News Australia … a completely different beast.
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Not really sure what this is going to achieve.

Saudi Arabia indiscriminately bombed Yemen with American support for years and couldn’t beat the Houthis.
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  So says the incendiary novelty account that could really use a thesaurus.
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