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The attack is part of an escalation of fighting that began months ago, linked to tensions between Iran and the United States.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels attacked a government forces military camp in southern Yemen, killing at least 20 soldiers, two Yemeni military officials said. Ap reports it.
Rebels reportedly fired ballistic missiles at the al-Alam military camp in the southern province of Shabwa, in an attack that also wounded at least two dozen soldiers.
The attack was one of the bloodiest in the recent escalation of fighting, which began months ago as tensions rose in the broader conflict between Iran and the United States.

The Mexican government will file a complaint in the United States over the death of Emiliano Andrade Covarrubias, a 56-year-old Mexican citizen detained by US Immigration Service Ice at a facility in Laredo, Texas. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the legal action, specifying that the man, arrested in June and suffering from diabetes and hypertension, may not have received all the necessary drugs. The death occurred on October 17 in the Rio Grande detention center and the cause is still under medical-legal investigation. This case brings the number of Mexican citizens who have died in US custody since January 2025 to 18.

During a rally in Kansas, Donald Trump warned that the United States will withdraw from Europe if European countries fail to manage what he calls an invasion of migrants, citing protests in France and criticizing Iran's lack of cooperation and NATO burdens.
US President Donald Trump said France and Italy are worse than before, warned that Europe will end if it doesn't close its borders and predicted that Paris will soon become a Muslim city. He also said he was negotiating with Russia over Ukraine, Iran and hostages, downplayed Russia's role in the US-Iran conflict and again attacked Zelensky, arguing he should have accepted a better deal if he had listened to him in the Oval Office.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a surprise meeting in Israel, eight days before the country's elections, amid discussions between the US and Israel about the possibility of resuming large-scale combat operations against Iran, two sources familiar with the matter told Axios.

According to a survey by the University of Development, 64% of Chileans believe that the consequences of the social protests that began on October 18, 2019 have been negative for the country, seven points more than in 2024. The share of those who consider the protests necessary has fallen from 46% to 31%, while those who consider them useless has risen from 36% to 52%. 89% consider the destruction of public goods illegitimate and 80% reject violence as a tool for change. However, 49% still consider the demonstrations of October 18 to be justified, compared to 38% in 2024 and 64% in 2019. 51% are against pardons for police officers for events related to the protests, 37% are in favor.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella announced that on November 30 the government will issue a decree to draw the baselines that delimit the territorial waters and continental shelf of the San Andrés and Providencia archipelago, at the center of a maritime dispute with Nicaragua. The measure will allow precise coordinates to be inserted into official Colombian nautical charts and will strengthen the Navy's controls against piracy.