Houthi rebel attacks in Yemen’s oil-rich Marib province have resulted in the deaths of at least ten people. The casualties include eight members of Yemeni government forces and two civilians, according to reports released Friday. The attacks highlight the ongoing violence in Yemen, despite international efforts to broker peace. Marib is strategically important due to its significant oil reserves and has been a key battleground in the country’s civil war. The Houthis have been attempting to seize control of the province, intensifying clashes with government troops. This latest attack underscores the escalating conflict and the devastating impact on Yemeni civilians and infrastructure. The situation remains volatile, with concerns growing about further escalation.