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The clashes in Yemen between the Houthis and the forces of the official government of this country, supported by Saudi Arabia, continue. The Iran-backed Houthis say they attacked the Riyadh airport today and flights were grounded. At the same time, Syrian and American officials are talking about the possibility of sending Syrian forces to help Saudi Arabia. This decision was made after the Houthis attacked Saudi airports and killed three people in the last few days. A conversation with Masoud Alfak, an expert on Middle East issues

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The clashes in Yemen between the Houthis and the forces of the official government of this country, supported by Saudi Arabia, continue. The Iran-backed Houthis say they attacked the Riyadh airport today and flights were grounded. At the same time, Syrian and American officials are talking about the possibility of sending Syrian forces to help Saudi Arabia. This decision was made after the Houthis attacked Saudi airports and killed three people in the last few days. A conversation with Masoud Alfak, an expert on Middle East issues

The clashes in Yemen between the Houthis and the forces of the official government of this country, supported by Saudi Arabia, continue. The Iran-backed Houthis say they attacked the Riyadh airport today and flights were grounded. At the same time, Syrian and American officials are talking about the possibility of sending Syrian forces to help Saudi Arabia. This decision was made after the Houthis attacked Saudi airports and killed three people in the last few days. A conversation with Masoud Alfak, an expert on Middle East issues