Yemen aid workers fear possible US blacklisting of Houthis ...Qatar

Humanitarian agencies say a possible US designation of Yemen’s Houthi group as a foreign terrorist organisation would prevent lifesaving aid to the conflict-riven country, where fears of famine are rising. Washington sees the group, which controls northern Yemen and its most populated areas, as an extension of Iranian influence in the region. President Donald Trump’s administration has been threatening to blacklist the group, sources have told Reuters, as part of its “maximum pressure” campaign against Tehran. Over the past few weeks concern has risen among humanitarian groups that such a designation might be imminent, sources said. Two separate sources told Reuters around a dozen American

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