The Yemeni Air Force carried out a series of airstrikes targeting Houthi militia positions in the Mocha and Dhubab areas, the Yemeni Armed

India, Sept. 11 -- The United Nations has said Yemen's Houthi movement seized a humanitarian facility in the Red Sea port city of Mocha after the Iran-allied group recently captured the strategically important city.

Iran and its proxies move closer to full control of two shipping chokepoints as regional conflict widens

The reported Houthi seizure of Mocha could increase concerns over Red Sea shipping because of the Yemeni port's proximity to the strategically important Bab el-Mandeb Strait

Iran-backed Houthi forces have captured the historic Red Sea port city of Mocha following heavy clashes with pro-government troops, Yemeni official sources confirmed.The withdrawal of government-aligned forces including the National Resistance

The Yemeni port of Mocha built its fortunes largely on coffee cultivated in Yemen’s highlands and shipped from its port to markets across the Middle East, Europe and beyond. Merchants from Arabia, India, Africa and Europe passed through its docks, making it a cosmopolitan crossroads long before the modern era.

The attack a day after Iran-backed Houthi forces seized the Yemeni port city of Mocha following a major offensive against Yemeni government forces backed by Riyadh.

Houthi militants captured Yemen's Mocha port city near the Bab al-Mandab Strait, raising concerns over global energy supplies and Red Sea

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