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Saudi coalition strikes Sanaa, Jordan arrests church attack suspects and iPhone Duo buyers complain

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“Saudi coalition strikes Sanaa, Jordan arrests church attack suspects and iPhone Duo buyers complain”

In today’s episode of Trending Middle East , the Saudi-led coalition carries out strikes on Yemen’s capital Sanaa, saying it destroyed Houthi ballistic missile launch sites used to attack Riyadh. Meanwhile, Jordanian security forces arrest three suspects after an attack on a church in Karak governorate that killed nine people and injured 40. In the UAE, officials reject Iran’s criticism of Minister of State Lana Nusseibeh’s campaign to become the next UN secretary general. Ms Nusseibeh says she…

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