Houthi attacks in Yemen kill 75 recruits and raise death toll in a government camp to 73
Houthi rebels attacked a government security forces training camp in Yemen's Shabwa province on Monday, killing at least 53 people and wounding more than 200. The strike involved three ballistic missiles and occurred during a military training exercise.
- Iran-aligned Houthi rebels attacked a government security forces training camp in Yemen's coastal Shabwa province on Monday.
- The Houthis have attacked strategic Saudi infrastructure.
- Local authority sources stated that the Houthis launched three ballistic missiles at security forces during a training exercise.
- The conflict in Yemen has become a frontline in the wider U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.
- Houthi forces claim they were targeted by Saudi forces in the area.
- Yemeni military officials said at least 53 soldiers were killed at a military camp.
- The strike also wounded more than 200 other recruits.
- Houthi rebels are encircling Taiz, Yemen's third largest city.
- Government forces began a campaign this month to recapture areas controlled by the Houthis.
- At least 40 people were killed or wounded in the Houthi strike.
- The Houthis targeted the city of Marib with several missiles.
- The provincial government in Shabwa said an additional 200 recruits were wounded at the military camp.
- The World Food Programme lost access to over 800,000 people.
- Houthi rebels are tightening their control over Taiz.
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