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Saleh's insistence on staying in office increases fear of impending violence
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[Irish Times] - “We're in a situation where things could kick off at any time,” said British ambassador Jonathan Wilks. In addition the UK foreign office upgraded travel warnings, advising against all travel to Yemen, a measure already put in place by Ireland's
No Deal in Yemen: The President Says He Won't Go
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[TIME] - At a somber gathering in the capital British Ambassador Jonathan Wilks told a small contingent of British expatriates that they should take this advice "very seriously." "We are in a situation that could kick off anytime," he told a gathering that
Britons advised to leave Yemen
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - By Portia Walker in Sana'a 5:27PM GMT 06 Mar Jonathan Wilks, the UK's ambassador to Yemen, said the risks in the weeks ahead were high. "Take this seriously," he warned, adding, "now is the time to make an orderly departure without chaos or panic.
FM meets with UK ambassador
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[Yemen News Agency] - SANA'A, March 06 (Saba) - Foreign Minister Abu Bakr al-Qirbi met on Sunday with British ambassador to Yemen Jonathan Wilks. In the meeting, al-Qirbi and Wilks discussed the latest developments in both Arab and local areas and the preparations for
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