Houthi missile attacks kill 58 Saudi-backed Yemeni govt forces
Houthi missile attacks kill 58 Saudi-backed Yemeni govt forces 07-Aug-2026, 05:24 07 Aug 2026, 05:24 The rebels have ramped up the provocations against their…
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An attack by the Houthis in Yemen costs at least 58 soldiers their lives – and endangers the fragile ceasefire. Iran Newsblog: Houthis attack government forces in Yemen – 58 dead. Last month, the Houthis killed 16 troops in an attack on government-aligned forces south of the port city of Hodeidah, two medical officials told AFP.
Furthermore, A military official said Thursday's attacks on troop camps was the worst in Yemen since 2022. The defence ministry of Yemen’s internationally recognised government said in a statement that its armed forces would respond to the attacks “at the appropriate place and time”.
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An attack by the Houthis in Yemen costs at least 58 soldiers their lives – and endangers the fragile ceasefire.
according to Stern – PolitikIran Newsblog: Houthis attack government forces in Yemen – 58 dead.
according to Stern – PolitikLast month, the Houthis killed 16 troops in an attack on government-aligned forces south of the port city of Hodeidah, two medical officials told AFP.
according to Channel News Asia +1A military official said Thursday's attacks on troop camps was the worst in Yemen since 2022.
according to Channel News Asia +1The defence ministry of Yemen’s internationally recognised government said in a statement that its armed forces would respond to the attacks “at the appropriate place and time”.
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