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Social Media Platform X Suspends Senior Houthi Spokesman Yahya Saree Amid Rising Yemen Conflict Social media platform X has suspended the account of Yahya Saree, senior Houthi spokesman, for inciting violence and spreading misinformation amid escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the Houthis. Saree is known for threatening Israel and sharing militant content.
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What happened 01 Social media platform X suspended Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree for inciting violence and spreading misleading content. 02 The suspension occurred amid escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the Houthis causing casualties and infrastructure damage. 03 Yahya Saree is known for threatening Israel and sharing videos simulating military attacks on Israeli cities. 04 Renewed hostilities have resulted in dozens of deaths and damage to energy infrastructure. 05 Israel has conducted strikes against Houthi targets in Sanaa and Hodeidah during the ongoing war. The suspension coincides with renewed hostilities causing casualties and infrastructure damage in the region.
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