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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES YEMEN Issue dated 08/03/2017

Abu Dhabi gets tough with Yemen's pro-Coalition loyalists

The United Arab Emirates is keeping up the pressure on Yemen forces loyal to the Arab Coalition. Abu Dhabi is concerned they are too close to the Islamist forces in Yemen. [...] (522 words)

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