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Rosaleen Carroll, Adam Lucente

Co‑authors of the articleBeat: Middle East conflict, Saudi Arabia, Houthi movement, Bab el‑Mandeb Strait

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Rosaleen Carroll and Adam Lucente are co‑authors of a single analyzed article titled "Saudi envoy says allied Yemeni forces capture Bab el Mandeb strait from Houthis: What to know."

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