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“much higher level”.Related NewsIran army says war to 'expand further' if US attacks restartNo military
solution to Yemen conflict, Iran FM saysHouthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia as conflict deepens The war that
Trump once predicted would last four or five weeks is now nearing its fifth month, and is weighing on the
Republican’s approval ratings ahead of crucial US midterm elections in November. The Pentagon had presented Trump
with a plan for a 14th night of strikes but he declined to authorise it in favour of a push for talks, Axios reported.
– New front – Fighting has meanwhile spread to a new front. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels said
they struck Saudi Aramco sites in Jizan and Yanbu on Saturday, a day after Riyadh bombed Houthi targets.