
Houthi attacks on military positions in Yemen’s Marib and Hadhramaut killed at least 30 government troops and wounded 50, Yemeni officials told Siasat. Times Now, citing AFP, reported a higher toll of…
Houthi attacks on military positions in Yemen’s Marib and Hadhramaut killed at least 30 government troops and wounded 50, Yemeni officials told Siasat. Times Now, citing AFP, reported a higher toll of at least 58 dead and described the fighting as the deadliest since 2022. The Saudi-led coalition separately said a Houthi attack on Najran wounded 11 civilians, including seven Saudis, one Yemeni, two Egyptians and one Pakistani. The injured included a woman and a four-year-old child. The Houthis claimed attacks on troop concentrations but had not claimed responsibility for the Najran strike. Saudi officials also warned of possible coordinated attacks from Iraq and Yemen.


Claims that the conflict has simply frozen, or that one side has already won, do not fit the evidence. The reported troop tolls differ sharply, while the Najran casualties show the risks to civilians beyond the front lines. Houthi claims of hundreds killed and Saudi accusations of wider Iranian coordination also need independent verification, not repetition as fact. The immediate test is whether the UN or another neutral source can establish the death toll and verify the Najran attack.
Sources (5): ndtv.com, deccanherald.com, deccanherald.com (2), siasat.com, timesnownews.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the 5 sources linked above.
Updated: this story now draws on 5 sources.