**Over 120 Killed in Clashes Between Houthi Rebels and Yemeni Government Forces**
**TAIZ, Yemen** – More than 120 people have been killed in ongoing clashes between Yemen’s Houthi movement and government forces since Thursday, according to reports from the region.
The fighting, which has intensified in recent days, marks a significant escalation in the conflict between the two factions. Local sources confirmed the death toll, though specific details regarding the locations of the heaviest fighting and the breakdown of casualties between the two sides remain limited.
The Houthi movement and the internationally recognized Yemeni government have been engaged in a protracted conflict that has resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis across the country.
There has been no immediate statement from either the Houthi leadership or government officials regarding the latest casualty figures.
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