This week, a Saudi-led coalition bombed a weapons consignment at the Yemeni port of Mukalla that it said was sent by the UAE to separatists, leading to regional tensions. The UAE, which denied the allegation, has since agreed to withdraw troops from Yemen, as requested by Saudi Arabia.
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Move comes after Riyadh accused Abu Dhabi of backing separatists in Yemen and bombed what it said was an Emirati weapons shipment in the port of Mukalla.
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