36 Soldiers Killed in Houthi Missile and Drone Attacks on Yemeni Military Camps
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ADEN (Terror Monitor) — At least 36 Yemeni soldiers were killed in missile and drone attacks launched by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on military camps in central Yemen, according to local sources.
The attacks targeted several Emergency Forces camps in the Al-Ruwaik area of Marib province and the Al-Abr area of Hadramawt provinc
Yemen's Health Minister Qassem Buhaibeh condemned what he described as a "treacherous" attack, saying it was intended to undermine the country's security and stability. He did not confirm the reported death tol
A Houthi spokesperson claimed the strikes targeted large deployments of Saudi-backed forces that were allegedly preparing for a military offensiv
There was no immediate response from the Saudi government or the Saudi-led coalitio
The U.S. Mission to Yemen condemned the attacks as "cowardly," calling them another example of the Houthis' terrorism against the Yemeni people.n.e.l.e.by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on military camps in central Yemen, according to local sources.
The attacks targeted several Emergency Forces camps in the Al-Ruwaik area of Marib province and the Al-Abr area of Hadramawt province.
Yemen's Health Minister Qassem Buhaibeh condemned what he described as a "treacherous" attack, saying it was intended to undermine the country's security and stability. He did not confirm the reported death toll.
A Houthi spokesperson claimed the strikes targeted large deployments of Saudi-backed forces that were allegedly preparing for a military offensive.
There was no immediate response from the Saudi government or the Saudi-led coalition.
The U.S. Mission to Yemen condemned the attacks as "cowardly," calling them another example of the Houthis' terrorism against the Yemeni people.
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