Yemen Missile Attack on Military Camp Kills Dozens, Injures 200
Three ballistic missiles struck a military training camp in Yemen's Shabwa province, killing at least 53 and injuring 200.

KEY POINTS
- Three ballistic missiles struck a military training camp in Shabwa province
- At least 53 people were killed and 200 injured
- The Houthis carried out the attack
- The death toll may rise as some wounded are in critical condition
- Local officials requested air defense and early warning systems
Three ballistic missiles hit a military training facility in Yemen's Shabwa province while recruits were undergoing basic training.
The attack caused heavy destruction and mass casualties at the camp.
Initial reports said at least 53 people were killed at the scene and 200 injured were taken to nearby health centers.
Officials fear the death toll may rise because some of the wounded are in critical condition.
Yemen's government forces are backed by a Saudi-led Arab coalition, while the Houthis control the north and the capital Sanaa.
Local authorities in Shabwa have called for urgent deployment of air defense batteries and early warning radar systems to prevent similar attacks.
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