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### Opening: The catalyst of the conflict
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The article also touches on the public perception, with US and other nations appealing for behavior that can stem the attacks. The Houthi group has repeatedly denied involvement, tagging as facilitating PAQ’s advance in Yemen. The country’s foreign minister argued that the conflict is inside the U.S. country’s interest, but the U.S. seems to justify this by echoing US dominance over the region and PAQ’s ability to operate under controlled circumstances.
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The article ends with cautiously speculating on future developments, indicating that the conflict in Yemen may escalate further, as the Houthi group is continuing to repeat attacks on Houthi-controlled air and ship spaces. Meanwhile, the US and other nations continue to try to cetteiton at preventing further military expansion.
