SANAA (Reuters) - Clashes between Shi'ite rebels and pro-government tribes in north Yemen have killed 34 people over the past three days, local and security officials said, amid growing efforts to preserve a fragile truce in the area.
The violence comes after an offer from Qatar to revive a 2008 peace deal it brokered between the Yemeni government and northern rebels. The move was welcomed by both sides.
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