The death toll from the Tochka missile strike on Friday has now reached 104, as both the Saudi and Emirati armies count their casualties inside the Mass Military Camp in the Marib Governorate.
According to a Yemeni source, the Yemeni Army’s missile battalion struck a large military garrison inside the Mass Camp, resulting in a massive explosion that required several fire teams to put out the flames.
This Tochka missile strike has been recorded as the largest number of dead military personnel from the Saudi-led Coalition forces inside of Yemen this year.
Earlier this week, the Saudi-led Coalition forces attempted to recapture the strategic city of Rabu’ah in Saudi Arabia’s Asir province; however, they suffered heavy casualties after a failed bid to seize this border site.
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