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Houthi militia bombed a medical center in Al-Khokha directorate in Hodeidah, Yemen, Friday. The number of casualties is still unknown.
Iran-backed Houthi militia have been forcing residents near battlefronts in the south and east of Hodeidah to leave their homes and move elsewhere.The Houthis have also turned some buildings and houses belonging to civilians into military sites, and have deployed hundreds of snipers in them.
UN special envoy to Yemen Martin Griffiths said Thursday that by November the United Nations hopes to resume consultations between the Iranian-backed Houthis and the internationally-recognized government, which is backed by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the West.
The first attempt in three years at talks collapsed a month ago after the Houthis failed to turn up.
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