World 22 Oct 2026
Houthi missile strike on Yemen camp kills 73, officials say
Local Yemeni authorities said the death toll from Monday's Houthi missile strike on a training camp in Shabwa province rose to 73, with 14 people missing and more than 200 injured, The Hindu reported. The Houthis said they fired three ballistic missiles at the al-Alam camp. Shabwa holds major oil and gas fields and Yemen's largest gas terminal.
Who it affects, and how
- Yemeni security forces new recruits were killed and injured in the strike
- Energy markets Shabwa's oil and gas facilities are a key economic asset in a conflict zone
What it sets off
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Who is in it
- Houthis claimed missile strike on Yemen government camp
- Shabwa province site of deadly strike on training camp
- Yemen government reported 73 dead and 14 missing
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- [1]World News: Latest International News & Updates | The Hindu: Death toll from Houthi strike on Yemen government camp rises to 73 original ↗
- [2]World News: Latest International News & Updates | The Hindu: Death toll rises to 60 in Houthi strike on Yemen training camp in deadliest attack in months original ↗