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More than 10,000 could flee Yemen fighting to Djibouti in coming months: UN

The Iran-backed Houthis earlier this month seized control of Yemen’s Red Sea coastline, in a dramatic offensive that has left hundreds of people on both sides dead, threatened global trade and pushed up energy prices

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