Saudi-led coalition says it killed at least 160 Houthi fighters in Marib

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The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says it has killed at least 160 Houthi fighters in Marib province.

Dozens of air attacks were launched in support of government forces to push back the rebels.

Last month, the Houthis renewed an offensive in the province.

Marib is the internationally recognised government’s last stronghold in northern Yemen.

It has significant oil reserves.

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