Houthi rebels strike Yemen's government forces, killing at least 53
CAIRO — Iran-backed Houthi rebels struck Yemeni government forces with ballistic missiles on Monday, killing at least 53 soldiers at a military camp in one of the deadliest attacks since a resurgence in fighting this summer, Yemeni military officials said. The attack wounded an additional 200 recruits at the military camp in the southern province of Shabwa, the provincial government there said.…
Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched ballistic missile strikes against Yemeni government forces on Monday, resulting in the deaths of at least 53 soldiers at a military camp in Yemen's southern province of Shabwa, according to Yemeni military officials. The attack also wounded 200 additional recruits at the same camp. The Houthi rebels confirmed their intention to target the camp.
The ongoing conflict between the Houthis and Yemen's Saudi-backed government forces is an expanding battleground within the Iran-backed war that began in February. This attack marks a significant escalation, breaking a 2022 ceasefire deal that had largely halted the fighting in Yemen's civil war. The Houthis have been showcasing their expanding military capabilities through a series of attacks in recent weeks, including repeated strikes on Saudi Arabia's primary international airport and seizing territory near a critical shipping chokepoint.
The increasing severity of the Houthi attacks has caused concern within Saudi society, leading the kingdom to cancel a global investment conference planned for the following week.
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