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epa12579080 A person walks past paintings on a fence depicting senior Houthi leaders, in Sana'a, Yemen, 08 December 2025. The Yemeni government has announced in a statement that a new round of UN-sponsored talks with the Houthis will be held next week in Oman, as part of a fresh effort to secure the release of hundreds of war prisoners. This comes nearly five years after about 1,000 prisoners from both sides were released, marking the largest exchange since the conflict began in 2014. EPA/YAHYA ARHAB
A person walks past paintings on a fence depicting senior Houthi leaders, in Sanaa, Yemen, December 8, 2025. [File: Yahya Arhab/EPA]

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have killed at least 30 government soldiers and injured 15 in missile attacks on Yemeni military camps in Hadramout and Marib governorates, government sources have said.

Thursday’s attacks on military camps run by Yemen’s Emergency Forces are the deadliest in the country’s war in years, and continue an uptick in violence in recent weeks.

The Yemeni military confirmed the attacks, framing them as a response to their own attacks on the Houthis.

Yemeni military sources said that the Houthis fired eight missiles from al-Jawf governorate, north of Marib, targeting al-Thiniya and al-Abr in Hadramout and al-Rouk in Marib.

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