Houthis Hit Saudi Arabia Again After Seizing Yemen Red Sea Strongholds
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The Houthis are advancing south along the Yemeni coast, strengthening their ability to restrict navigation in the Bab el-Mandab Strait, at the entrance to the Red Sea The post How the Houthis' advance in the Red Sea is changing the game – Saudi strikes on their positions in Yemen appeared first on in.gr.
Houthis hit Saudi Arabia again after seizing Yemen Red Sea strongholds
Houthi rebels said they launched new missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia after seizing key positions on Yemen's Red Sea coast. The advances have rattled markets, pushed civilians towards Djibouti and sharpened fears of renewed war.
The wave of displacement is occurring amid escalating clashes in Yemen in recent days, as Houthi forces advance along the western coast toward the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Houthis are attacking multiple targets in Saudi Arabia. Yemeni government forces are counterattacking Houthi forces along the Red Sea coast. Houthis control the strategic port of Mokha, increasing pressure on the Red Sea.
Approximately 1,400 Yemenis fled to Djibouti in 24 hours following a rapid offensive by Houthi rebels along the Red Sea coast. Djibouti’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh, stated that about 1,400 people had taken refuge in Djibouti from Yemen within 24 hours as Houthi fighters seized control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Minister Dawaleh wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) account, "1,400 refugees arrived in Djibouti from Yeme…
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