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At least 58 soldiers killed in Yemen in Houthi attacks
Reports indicate that at least 58 soldiers have been killed in Houthi militia attacks on Yemeni government forces. Violence has escalated in the oil-rich Marib province, with Saudi territory also affected.
In Yemen, at least 58 soldiers have been killed in attacks by the Iran-supported Houthi militia on government troops in the Marib region. According to Yemeni authorities, several assaults were carried out on military camps, highlighting the escalation of violence between the Houthis and government forces.
Some sources also report civilian casualties. Over eight members of the government forces and at least two civilians are said to have died. These developments come in the context of a general increase in fighting and military activities.
The Houthi militia has justified the attacks as a response to the recent troop buildup of Yemeni forces supported by Saudi Arabia. Clashes have intensified in recent days, significantly raising tensions in the region.
In addition to attacks on military targets, residential areas and internal refugee camps have been shelled by the Houthis. This has raised concerns over the humanitarian situation in the affected areas.
The Houthis have repeatedly conducted military operations against government troops backed by Saudi Arabia in the past. This latest series of attacks has drawn international attention and is viewed as a significant escalation of the conflict.
Alongside the fighting in Yemen, reports indicate that projectiles have reached Saudi territory, injuring individuals there, underscoring the cross-border dimension of the conflict.