Houthi attacks on gov’t forces hint that a major battle in Yemen is brewing
Summary
Houthi forces in Yemen launched missile and drone strikes on government military camps, killing at least 30 soldiers and injuring 15. This attack signals a major increase in fighting after years of reduced conflict, raising fears of a wider war in Yemen.Key Facts
- Houthi missiles and drones hit military sites in Hadramout and Marib on Thursday.
- At least 30 government soldiers were killed and 15 wounded in the attack.
- The Houthis claimed they killed hundreds and destroyed many camps and depots.
- The Houthis said the strikes responded to a large Saudi military buildup.
- Yemen’s civil war began after the Houthis took the capital, Sanaa, in 2014.
- Saudi Arabia and allies have supported the government forces since 2015.
- Fighting had eased after a 2022 United Nations-backed truce.
- Analysts warn the recent attacks make full-scale war more likely again.
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