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SAADA, Sept. 01 (YPA) - At least 16 civilians have been killed and 21 others wounded in August by Saudi army fire, while coalition warplanes carried out 45 airstrikes on various parts in Saada province, northern Yemen, a security official…

SANAA, Sept. 01 (YPA) - The United States Pacific Fleet (USPACFLT) has on Wednesday said that a military helicopter took off from the US aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln and later crashed into the sea, leading search-and-rescue operations…

RAMALLAH, Sept. 01 (YPA) - A Palestinian man who was shot by Israeli forces near the West Bank town of Beit Awar succumbed to his wounds and died, The Palestinian Ministry of Health said on Tuesday According to local media sources, Raed…

SANAA, Aug. 31 (YPA) - Deputy of the Ministry of Oil and Minerals in Sana’a, Yahya Al-Ajam has confirmed that gas is subjected to looting by US-Saudi aggression and smuggled in huge quantities. He revealed on Monday, that the national…

QUDS, Aug. 31 (YPA) - Dozens Israeli occupation settlers broke into the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied in al-Quds on Tuesday. Under the occupation forces protection, over 80 Israeli settlers broke into the courtyard…

SANAA, Aug. 31 (YPA) - House  Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy accused President Joe Biden of abandoning Americans in Kabul to be hostages and arming the Taliban with more Blackhawk helicopters than Australia owns in a Sunday interview with…

SANAA, Aug. 31 (YPA) - A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck the Kermadec Islands region near New Zealand, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said on Tuesday. The quake had a depth of 40 km (24.85 miles), USGS added. The US Tsunami Warning System…

KABUL, Aug. 31 (YPA) - A photo released Tuesday by US Central Command revealed the name of the last soldier to withdraw from Afghanistan. On Monday, the United States said it had completed the withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan. "The…

KABUL, Aug. 31 (YPA) - The US has on Monday wreaked havoc at Kabul airport, where U.S. forces at the airport destroyed dozens of planes and vehicles before leaving. General Kenneth F. McKenzie, the Commander of the United States Central…