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Yemenis in hot pursuit. Meanwhile, the Yemeni rebels surrounded Amran, and occupied Jabal
Dharwah and Al-Yaabir, and later surrounded Sana'a once again. In Hudaydah, the Ottomans regrouped, marching north and recovering control of lost areas near Manakhah. The Ottoman force linked up with another Ottoman force which had been advancing from Zaydiyah to relieve Qifl and recapture Hajjah. In the South, the Ottomans were moving north from Taiz to Yarim after recapturing Suq al-Khamis, after which the Imam offered peace if he could keep Dhamar, Yarim, Amran, Kawkaban, al-Tawilah and Hajjah.
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On 5 March, a 4,000 strong
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Arabian peninsula (including Yemen). However, this was met with opposition from the British Empire, which opted to occupy Aden in January 1839. In April 1840, due to pressure from Russia, Austria, and the British Empire, Muhammad Ali withdrew from the Arabian peninsula.
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in which a battle ensued with the Zaidi launching an ambush with 10,000 Men on 12 June 1569 however Sinan's forces thwarted the Zaidi attack with the Inhabitants of Jibla and nearby areas submitting to Ottoman Rule. The Ottomans would attack
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