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The internationally recognized Yemeni Ministry of Defense, based in the southern part of the country, closed Sana'a International Airport's runway to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing, while the Houthi group launched airstrikes on the airport and promised to respond. This escalation tests the fragile ceasefire amid ongoing conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis. The General Authority of Civil Aviation closed all airports in the country until further notice. Meanwhile, the Red Cross team was able to leave Sana'a Airport after being detained for several hours, amid rising tensions in Yemeni airspace. The UN Special Envoy to Yemen called for de-escalation, warning of the dangers of expanding the cycle of violence.
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