Sana'a factory in flames as Houthis, government forces exchange strikes

A factory in Sana'a, Yemen, has caught fire after being hit by airstrikes from Saudi-backed government forces. The strikes were reportedly in response to attacks by Houthi rebels. The conflict between the two groups has significant implications for the global economy, particularly for countries that import cement from Yemen. This escalation of violence may disrupt trade and affect the prices of construction materials.

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The exchange of strikes between Houthis and government forces is escalating the conflict. This could lead to further instability and violence in the region, negatively impacting the economy and markets.

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