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Actualités internationales : Yémen et États-Unis

Quick Look

  • Les rebelles houthis au Yémen rapportent des frappes américano-britanniques à Hodeida, démenties par Washington.
  • Parallèlement, Donald Trump promet un dividende de 5000 dollars par citoyen américain en cas de victoire aux élections de mi-mandat.

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Why It Matters

Les Houthis sont engagés dans un conflit au Yémen. Donald Trump a fait des déclarations concernant les élections de mi-mandat.

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Yémen : les Houthis dénoncent de nouvelles frappes «americano-britanniques», les États-Unis démentent

Les médias des rebelles yéménites ont annoncé en fin d’après-midi que «des frappes aériennes de l'agresseur américano-britannique» avaient touché Hodeida.

«Midterms» : Trump promet un «dividende» de 5000 dollars par citoyen si son parti garde le contrôle du Congrès

Le président américain a précisé que cette somme devrait être dépensée seulement «aux États-Unis».

Open Questions

  • Confirmation des frappes à Hodeida
  • Détails sur le financement du dividende promis

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