Yemen’s internationally recognized government vowed to retaliate after Houthi forces launched missile and drone attacks Thursday on military positions in Marib and Hadhramaut, killing at least 45 government troops and wounding about 80, according to Yemeni officials and Al Arabiya. Yemeni military sources told Al Arabiya English that at least 45 government soldiers were killed in the strikes, which hit camps belonging to Saudi-backed government forces, primarily Emergency Forces units. The same sources said around 80 wounded personnel were receiving treatment at hospitals in Marib and Seiyun. Witnesses reported that the Houthis fired eight missiles from the Al-Mahzamat mountains in Al-Jawf province during the attack. Multiple army camps and units, including emergency-force positions, were struck, resulting in casualties and material damage, according to The leadership of the First Emergency Division.