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UAE vessel catches fire off Socotra coast

SOCOTRA, Nov. 28 (YPA) – A UAE merchant ship loaded with a number of cars on Wednesday caught fire off the coast of Yemeni Island of Socotra in the Indian Ocean. Witnesses said that the flames were seen rising from, which was coming from…

Lahj residents condemn UAE violations, ware crimes

LAHJ, Nov, 28 (YPA) – Sheikhs and tribesmen condemned on Wednesday the war crimes and violations committed by the United Arab Emirates in province. The move came after a military commander in Saudi-backed exiled Hadi's authorities, Sabrie…

Army Repels Coalition’s Attack In Jizan

JIZAN, Nov. 28 (YPA) - The Yemeni army repelled on Wednesday an attack of US-backed Saudi-led coalition's militiamen in Jizan region, a military official told Yemen Press Agency. The army killed and injured dozens of the militia during…

Army Destroys Military Vehicle In Najran

NAJRAN, Nov. 28 (YPA) - The Yemeni army destroyed on Wednesday a military pick-up vehicle belonging to US-backed Saudi-led coalition's militiamen in Najran region, a military official told Yemen Press Agency. The engineering unit destroyed…
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Egypt’s NileSat Co. blocks Yemeni Almasirah TV channel

SANAA, Nov. 28 (YPA) - Egyptian Satellite Company "NileSat" on Wednesday blocked the Yemeni Almasirah TV Channel of Ansaruallah. "The decision to block Almasirah TV channel is an American-French- decision," Mohammed Abdusalam, chairman of…
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Training course for editing press story concluded in Sanaa

SANAA, Nov. 28 (YPA) - A training course for editing press story was concluded Wednesday in the capital Sanaa. The five-day course was organized by Awareness Building Foundation for Media Training, The course, including 30 journalists from…

Dozens Of Coalition’s Militia Killed In Bayda

BAYDA, Nov. 28 (YPA) - Dozens of US-backed Saudi-led coalition's militiamen were killed on Wednesday and others wounded by explosive devices in Bayda province, a military official told Yemen Press Agency. Five explosive devices were…