Yemen's Houthi rebels launch missile at Saudi-led coalition camp in Shabwa, say sources
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a missile at a camp belonging to the Saudi-led coalition in Shabwa, an oil-producing province and key battleground in the years-long war. Yemen's Houthis on Thursday launched a missile at a camp housing Yemeni forces belonging to a Saudi-led coalition that had sent reinforcements to counter a push on the oil-producing province of Shabwa, military sources and a local official said. The ballistic missile killed four soldiers and wounded 13 at the camp in Markha, three military sources said. A local official put the death toll at seven. There was no immediate comment from the Houthis or from the pro-coalition Giants Brigade, which said on Wednesday that fighters previously stationed in western Yemen had arrived in Shabwa in the south. The Iran-aligned Houthis, who have been battling the coalition for more than six years, advanced in the central province of Marib, the country's only gas-producing area and home to its largest oil fields. The