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The Houthi missile attack on a military camp in Yemen left more than 53 dead More than 53 people were killed and more than 200 injured following a Yemeni Houthi missile attack on a military camp in the oil-rich Shabwa province. This attack is considered the deadliest incident of its kind in recent weeks and occurred in the context of the escalation of conflicts between the Houthis, supported by the Islamic Republic, and the internationally recognized government of Yemen, supported by Saudi Arabia. On Monday, October 19, Shabuba district authorities announced that the dead and wounded were all recently recruited and trained internal security forces. Two military sources told Agence France-Presse that three ballistic missiles hit the "Al Alam" camp in this district. Majed al-Nazili, a spokesman for the Yemeni army, presented this camp as a training center for new police and security forces. Fahd al-Khalaifi, the deputy governor of Buba, said that the hospitals of this province are facing heavy pressure due to the high number of wounded.

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The Houthi missile attack on a military camp in Yemen left more than 53 dead More than 53 people were killed and more than 200 injured following a Yemeni Houthi missile attack on a military camp in the oil-rich Shabwa province. This attack is considered the deadliest incident of its kind in recent weeks and occurred in the context of the escalation of conflicts between the Houthis, supported by the Islamic Republic, and the internationally recognized government of Yemen, supported by Saudi Arabia. On Monday, October 19, Shabuba district authorities announced that the dead and wounded were all recently recruited and trained internal security forces. Two military sources told Agence France-Presse that three ballistic missiles hit the "Al Alam" camp in this district. Majed al-Nazili, a spokesman for the Yemeni army, presented this camp as a training center for new police and security forces. Fahd al-Khalaifi, the deputy governor of Buba, said that the hospitals of this province are facing heavy pressure due to the high number of wounded.

The Houthi missile attack on a military camp in Yemen left more than 53 dead More than 53 people were killed and more than 200 injured following a Yemeni Houthi missile attack on a military camp in the oil-rich Shabwa province. This attack is considered the deadliest incident of its kind in recent weeks and occurred in the context of the escalation of conflicts between the Houthis, supported by the Islamic Republic, and the internationally recognized government of Yemen, supported by Saudi Arabia. On Monday, October 19, Shabuba district authorities announced that the dead and wounded were all recently recruited and trained internal security forces. Two military sources told Agence France-Presse that three ballistic missiles hit the "Al Alam" camp in this district. Majed al-Nazili, a spokesman for the Yemeni army, presented this camp as a training center for new police and security forces. Fahd al-Khalaifi, the deputy governor of Buba, said that the hospitals of this province are facing heavy pressure due to the high number of wounded.