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Houthi rebel attacks kill at least 30 Yemeni government forces, officials say

The strikes on government camps in Marib and Hadramaut were the deadliest in years, leaving casualties expected to rise, officials said.

  • Houthi rebel attacks on military camps in Marib and Hadhramaut killed at least 30 troops and wounded at least 50 others on Thursday, Yemeni government officials reported.
  • The strikes represent the deadliest military escalation in Yemen since the 2022 truce, which halted major fighting between the Iranian-backed Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition backing the internationally recognized government.
  • Military sources stated the Houthis launched eight missiles from Jawf, targeting camps in Thiniya, Abr, and Rouk, including facilities run by the Emergency Forces.
  • The Yemeni military framed the strikes as a response to their own recent attacks, while the Houthis promised a statement regarding a "Major" military operation shortly.
  • Officials warned that casualty numbers are expected to rise further as the ongoing violence continues an uptick in regional hostilities following years of civil war in Yemen.
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Houthi rebels attacked a government army camp in central Yemen, killing at least 30 people, claiming that Saudi Arabia, which supports the Yemeni government, was amassing forces to attack them.

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At least 30 soldiers of the Yemeni government forces died in attacks on military camps in the provinces of Marib and Hadramout on Thursday, reported government sources, adding that the number of deaths may increase. Read also: War with Iran leads Americans to predict more chaos in the Middle East, shows research Iran's President says that interaction with supreme leader is currently 'very difficult' Iran rehearses with Oman's pact on Ormuz, amid…

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Mehr News Agency broke the news in Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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