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Yemen’s Houthi authorities recently issued a directive instructing personnel affiliated with the United Nations, as well as employees of humanitarian organizations based in Sanaa, to vacate the country within the next thirty days. This decision was conveyed through an official document and confirmed by a spokesperson representing the Houthi group. The recent directive issued is believed to be a response to the military strikes carried out by the United States and Britain, along with support from other nations. These strikes were specifically targeted at military installations belonging to the Iran-aligned Houthi group. The Houthi group has been under increased scrutiny due to its alleged involvement in launching attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea. According to the group, these attacks are in retaliation for what they claim to be Israeli connections with the targeted vessels. The strikes by the U.S. and Britain were part of broader efforts by the international community to address the escalating security concerns posed by the Houthi group’s actions in the region. Stay tuned as we delve into the effects of this directive and its implications on the global scene.

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