Saudi-UAE Tensions Escalate Amid Yemen Conflict
Saudi Arabia and the UAE face escalating tensions following a Saudi-led coalition airstrike in Yemen's Mukalla port. Saudi Arabia warned UAE forces to exit in 24 hours and accused them of supporting separatists. The clash heightens already strained relations in the Yemen civil war landscape.
Saudi Arabia declared its national security as a non-negotiable threshold, following a coalition airstrike on Yemen's Mukalla port, targeting alleged UAE-backed forces.
The Saudi government demanded UAE forces withdraw within 24 hours, marking a significant confrontation between the Gulf allies.
The coalition's actions reflect rising Yemen conflict tensions, with no casualties reported from the Mukalla strike.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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