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Shabwa Strike: Yemen’s governor says a Houthi missile attack on Al-Alam camp killed 58 people and wounded more than 200; 14 remain missing. The Houthis acknowledged the strike, saying they targeted Saudi forces, while the government says the camp was training new security recruits. Fighting Spreads: Houthis fired four ballistic missiles at Marib late Monday, where many displaced people live, and government forces say they repelled an assault in Lahj. Clashes are also intensifying near Taiz and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Aid Shortfall: Only 31% of the $10 billion needed for food, nutrition, health and water programmes across nearly 20 crisis-hit countries—including Yemen—had been funded by early October, Save the Children says. Regional Fallout: The Houthis claimed fresh attacks on Saudi energy and airport targets; Saudi Arabia postponed its flagship investment conference until 2027 amid security concerns.

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