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The Algerian president is a candidate for his own succession. The Houthis are involved in clashes in Yemen.
Algeria: by affirming about Gaza that “the army is ready”, President Tebboune triggers an outcry
The words spoken on Sunday by the Algerian head of state, candidate for his own succession, are controversial. In reality, Abdelmadjid Tebboune is not advocating a possible military intervention, but for the construction of hospitals in Gaza.
Yemen: Houthis denounce new “American-British” strikes, United States denies
Yemeni rebel media announced late in the afternoon that “airstrikes by the American-British aggressor” had hit Hodeida.

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian met with the Emirati crown prince in New Delhi. At the same time, Donald Trump mentions the Houthis and reports suggest Chinese satellite aid to Iran regarding a US base in Jordan.

Donald Trump published on Truth Social a map integrating Mexico, Canada and French territories, including the West Indies, into the United States. Furthermore, the Israeli army announced that it had surrounded the town of Khan Younes as part of the conflict with Hamas.

In Qaryout, the March 2 attack by settlers caused the death of two members of the Muammar family. One of the shooters was identified as an active-duty IDF reservist, raising questions about settler influence within the military.

Nighttime Russian strikes left four dead in Zaporizhia and at an ArcelorMittal factory in Kryvyi Rig. In Odessa, attacks left 35 injured, while kyiv calls for tough sanctions against Moscow.

In Algeria, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune sparks controversy after comments on Gaza where he asserts that “the army is ready” to build hospitals. In Yemen, the Houthis report American-British strikes in Hodeida, denied by the United States.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was ready to meet Vladimir Putin at a G20 summit, welcoming recent US diplomatic efforts to restart talks.