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Houthis say they killed or wounded 500 Saudi-led coalition fighters and captured 2,000, showing footage of soldiers, corpses - The Washington Post

  1. Houthis say they killed or wounded 500 Saudi-led coalition fighters and captured 2,000, showing footage of soldiers, corpses  The Washington Post
  2. Houthis release video showing assault on Saudi troops  Al Jazeera English
  3. Houthis Claim They Killed 500 Saudi Soldiers, Guardian Says  Bloomberg
  4. Yemen rebels claim capture of Saudi troops in ‘major attack’  Washington Post
  5. Yemen's Houthi rebels release Saudi attack video  Al Jazeera English
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