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Mehr News Reports Yemenis Celebrating Ansarullah Gains

Iranian state-affiliated outlet Mehr News says celebrations in Yemen mark what it describes as years of perseverance by the Houthi movement, known as Ansarullah.

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Mehr News (Iran)

Mehr News, an Iranian state-affiliated news agency, reported on September 12 that people in Yemen were celebrating what the outlet described as victories achieved by Ansarullah, the Houthi movement.

According to the report, the celebrations reflect what Mehr News characterized as the result of years of sustained effort by the group.

The report, published alongside a video, did not provide additional details on the specific events or locations of the celebrations, nor did it specify the nature of the victories referenced.

Ansarullah, commonly known as the Houthi movement, has been engaged in a prolonged conflict in Yemen and has been backed politically by Iran, according to previous reporting from multiple international outlets. Iranian state media, including Mehr News, have frequently covered developments related to the group.

Mehr News did not cite independent sources or provide further context regarding the specific events being celebrated. The claims in the report have not been independently verified.

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