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The United Nations has urged Yemen's warring parties to exercise restraint following reports of expanding Houthi attacks, warning that renewed fighting could reverse years of progress in reducing violence.
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00:00The United Nations has urged Yemen's warring parties to exercise restraint following reports of expanding Houthi attacks.
00:08They also warned that renewed fighting could reverse years of progress in reducing violence.
00:15At least 30 Yemeni government troops were killed in attacks on military camps in Yemen's Marib and Hadramod provinces on
00:23Thursday,
00:24government sources said, adding that the death toll could rise.
00:28The Iran-aligned Houthis later claimed responsibility for missile and drone strikes targeting what they described as Saudi military deployments
00:36in the two provinces.
00:38The Houthis said they struck what they described as Saudi troop concentrations in the Al-Ruwaik, Al-Abar and Al
00:44-Tania areas with ballistic missiles and drones.
00:48The group said hundreds of Saudi-aligned fighters were killed or wounded and that military camps, weapon depot and vehicles
00:56were destroyed.
00:57Deputy UN Spokesperson Farhan Haq called on the Yemeni parties to avoid actions that could trigger further military escalation.
01:04He urged the parties to prioritise dialogue and engage constructively with UN-led attempts to reach a negotiated political settlement.
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