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The Yemeni government condemned Iranian flights to Yemen, viewing them as a violation of sovereignty because they carried equipment for the Houthi movement, which is regarded as a regional and international threat. After an Iranian plane returning from Tehran was diverted due to bombing of Sana’a airport by Yemeni and Saudi-led forces, the Houthis responded with missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, breaking a four-year ceasefire. The conflict, ongoing since 2015, involves regional powers and has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, with Yemen’s government seeking to restore state institutions and enhance regional security.
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