Nearly 200 dead as fighting surges near Yemen's Marib: sources
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On Monday, Houthi rebels said they had seized a military ship flying a United Arab Emirates flag
About 200 fighters have been killed in fresh clashes near the strategic Yemeni city of Marib, military and medical sources said Tuesday, as the seven-year war witnesses a surge in violence.
More than 125 were killed in air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition and clashes with pro-government forces in Shabwa and Al-Bayda provinces, bordering Marib, medical sources told AFP.
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