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Iranian advisers helped Houthis seize Yemen's Red Sea coast in less than 48 hours, sources tell AP

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CAIRO (AP) — It took Houthi rebels less than 48 hours to seize Yemen's Red Sea coast from pro-government forces in a resounding blow to U.S. interests and Washington's regional allies. But the Houthis didn't do it alone. Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers were in the field helping direct the battle, people familiar with the offensive told The Associated Press, marking Iran's most direct intervention in favor of its longtime ally since Yemen's civil war erupted in 2014.
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Yemen's factions battling Iran-backed Houthis share a common enemy but not common goals

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Yemeni factions fighting the Iran-backed Houthis are united mainly in one thing — their opposition to the rebels who control the country's north and have recently advanced along its Red Sea coastline. But beyond that, the groups fighting under the banner of Yemen's internationally recognized government are divided by geography, foreign patronage and competing visions for what their country should look like if the Houthis are pushed back.
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A senior official with the Iran-backed Houthi rebels is warning countries against joining Saudi Arabia in Yemen's revived civil war. In an Associated Press interview Sunday, he also said the
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