Houthis govern Mokha on Red Sea

The Houthi group has taken control of the coastal district of Mokha in the Red Sea west of Yemen, including the city of Mokha and its vital port, after their infiltration and limited battles that led to their control over key camps and centers, such as "Jabal al-Nar" camp and Khaled military base. The assaults resulted in the Houthis establishing presence in several areas and widespread looting of port equipment, while the National Resistance forces, led by Tarek Saleh, are facing difficulties in reorganizing their ranks due to ongoing attacks. The control of Mokha follows the Houthis' capture of the neighboring districts of Hais and Al-Khokha. This region is among the most strategic areas the group seeks to dominate, amid escalating military tensions in Yemen's western coast.

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