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Houthi attack on Yemen army camp in Shabwa kills at least 53: reports
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Local authorities say armed group launched ballistic missiles at camp in southern governorate during training exercise.
Local authorities say armed group launched ballistic missiles at camp in southern governorate during training exercise.
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