In a significant strategic gain, Houthis claim control of Yemen’s entire Red Sea coastline
Houthi forces have swept through the last government-held stretch of Yemen’s Red Sea coastline and taken control of the entire coast after an 18-hour offensive, Al Jazeera reported. The advance came after government forces pulled back from Mocha, allowing Houthi fighters to sweep south with little resistance and take Dhubab and Murad, which was described as the last coastal town still in government hands. Houthi forces had also reached Dhubaba, near the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait, Reuters…
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