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Houthi militiamen guard an entrance of the Republican Palace in Sanaa February 16, 2015.(Reuters / Khaled Abdullah)
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The UN should put pressure on the Gulf Cooperation Council not to militarily intervene in Yemen, as there is already a spreading conflict around the region and it would only further deteriorate the situation, Gerald Horne, author and historian, told RT.
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