A Houthi missile strike on a military camp in Yemen's Shabwa province has resulted in a rising death toll, prompting security alerts from the US Embassy in the region.
The Yemeni government has initiated a significant military operation aimed at retaking territory held by Houthi forces, amid rising tensions and recent escalations in conflict.
Houthi fighters are advancing in Yemen's highlands while reports indicate that U.S. President Donald Trump called off airstrikes intended against them.
Mohammed bin Salman requested Donald Trump to carry out attacks on the Houthis, but the US president rejected the proposal, offering only intelligence assistance instead.
Renewed fighting in Yemen intensifies as Houthis capture a strategic island and carry out attacks on Saudi military bases, affecting regional oil exports.
The Houthi militia has taken control of the strategically important port city of Mocha in Yemen, escalating the conflict. Saudi Arabia threatens countermeasures.
The Houthis continue their advance in Yemen, having taken Moka, a strategic port, leading to intensified fighting near the Bab Al-Mandab Strait, according to various media outlets.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have taken control of the port city of Mocha and Perim Island, escalating the conflict in Yemen and putting pressure on crucial maritime routes.
The Houthi militia has reportedly captured an island in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, threatening trade in the Red Sea, according to Yemeni government sources.
Over 140 combatants have died in clashes between Yemeni forces and Houthis, with a total of more than 300 fatalities since Thursday, following the ceasefire's end in July.
Recent Houthi attacks on military camps in Yemen have resulted in hundreds of casualties, including dozens of deaths, according to various news sources.
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.
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