Will Yemeni forces enter Sanaa by November 30?
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A Polymarket contract that pays out if Yemen's government and allied forces enter Sanaa, the capital the Houthis have held since 2014, by November 30. Its price is what traders will pay on the city changing hands.
Oct 17 · 5.00 % · −12.0 pts vs the window’s open
the numbers11
| when | value | change |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 7high | 17.00 % | |
| Oct 8 | 8.00 % | −9.00 pts |
| Oct 9 | 10.00 % | +2.00 pts |
| Oct 10 | 8.00 % | −2.00 pts |
| Oct 11 | 7.00 % | −1.00 pts |
| Oct 12 | 6.00 % | −1.00 pts |
| Oct 13 | 6.00 % | 0 pts |
| Oct 14 | 6.00 % | 0 pts |
| Oct 16low | 5.00 % | −1.00 pts |
| Oct 17 | 5.00 % | 0 pts |
| Oct 17latest | 5.00 % | 0 pts |
Lately
The government's claimed gains came on the Red Sea coast, not on the road to Sanaa: it said it took Dhubab and cut the Mocha road on its push toward Bab al-Mandeb. The Houthis meanwhile struck Riyadh's airport again, killing at least 3. The government's claim of 800 Houthi casualties in a day came through TASS.