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Airstrikes kill dozens in Sanaa

Dozens have been killed in recent airstrikes near Sanaa, Yemen, as the humanitarian crisis intensifies, Al Jazeera reports.

Houthi officials confirmed that Saudi airstrikes targeted areas in Sanaa province, with one report citing 22 deaths, Rochester First notes.

The ongoing conflict has drawn international concern, with multiple news outlets documenting the escalating violence and deteriorating conditions in the region, per FirstPost.com.

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01aljazeeraaljazeera.com · 7 NovDozens killed as humanitarian crisis mounts in Yemen: What next for war? 02rochesterfirstrochesterfirst.com · 7 NovAn airstrike has killed 22 people near Yemen’s capital, Houthi official says 03firstpostfirstpost.com · 7 NovSaudi airstrikes kill 22 in Yemen’s Sanaa province, say Houthis 04aljazeeraaljazeera.com · 7 NovYemeni gov’t forces, Houthis trade blame for deadly strikes on Taiz market 05englishenglish.news.cn · 7 NovAirstrikes near Yemen's Sanaa leave 11 dead: Houthi media 06middleeasteyemiddleeasteye.net · 7 NovHouthi media says 11 killed in Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province 07newsnews.cgtn.com · 7 NovHouthi media says 11 killed in Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province 08bostonheraldbostonherald.com · 6 NovAirstrikes on a market in southwestern Yemen kill at least 30, Houthis say

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E14 places every story on a stack of fifteen floors, from the fields under everything to the planet acting as one. This one sits on E12, states; the pressure it names: airstrike deaths.

Here it turns on states: airstrikes, Houthi officials, ongoing conflict and international concern.

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The floor of states and force. In this briefing: airstrikes, Houthi officials, ongoing conflict, international concern, escalating violence, deteriorating conditions.