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11 September 2026

Yemen: Houthis tighten control of strategic Red Sea towns

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Yemen: Houthis tighten control of strategic Red Sea towns

Reports indicate Houthi militants have taken over the port city of Mokha along with Perim Island, which occupies a strategic position on a vital transport waterway in the Red Sea.

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