World News Brief Monday

A global news roundup covering a Houthi attack in Yemen that killed 50 and wounded over 100, US warnings to its citizens in the Gulf, Lavrov's visit to Iran, and Netanyahu's statements on the West Bank and Iran a week before elections.

Monday's world news roundup covers several regional developments. In Yemen, 50 people were killed and over 100 wounded in a Houthi attack with three missiles on a camp belonging to Saudi-backed government forces in Shabwa province, according to two military sources. In the Gulf, US embassies urged their citizens to exercise "maximum" caution and prepare for travel disruptions due to the "complex security situation." In Iran, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in Tehran on his first visit since the war on Iran began in February, and is scheduled to be received by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and meet with his counterpart Abbas Araghchi. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that Israel would not hesitate to strike its "enemies the moment it becomes necessary," a week before elections he hopes to win for a new term.