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How a Yemeni fishing city has become a second front in the US-Iran conflict | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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How a Yemeni fishing city has become a second front in the US-Iran conflict - analysis“Mocha, Bab el Mandeb, and the neighboring districts remain the center of a military operation. The battle is not over yet,” a Yemeni Armed Forces officer said. Follow us on GoogleAn aerial view shows a damaged boat, as Iran-aligned Houthis seized control of Yemen's port city of Mocha on Thursday, in Mocha, Yemen, in its screengrab taken from a handout video released on September 12, 2026. (photo credit: AL MAS
How a fishing city in Yemen became a second front in the Iran-US confrontation (opens the original)
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At 5 a.m. on Thursday, September 10, 2026, Ali Al-Ahdal, a fisherman in his sixties from Al-Amoudi neighborhood of Mocha, woke to the sound of successive explosions and gunfire. Within hours, government forces and the National Resistance had withdrawn south toward Dhubab District, while vehicles carrying fighters from Ansar Allah (the Houthis) poured into the city center.“I woke up to find that the city had fallen within hours, without any warning or prior indication. They gave us no chance to f
How a Fishing City in Yemen Became a Second Front in the Iran-US Confrontation - The Media Line (opens the original)
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A Yemeni Armed Forces officer told The Media Line that following the Houthi seizure of the city, “Mokha, Bab el Mandeb and the neighboring districts remain the center of a military operation. The battle is not over yet.” At 5 a.m. on Thursday, September 10, 2026, Ali Al-Ahdal, a fisherman in his sixties from Al-Amoudi neighborhood of Mokha, woke to the sound of successive explosions and gunfire. Within hours, government forces and the National Resistance had withdrawn south toward Dhubab Distric
Are Yemen's Houthis able to wage a multi-front war? | The Jerusalem Post (opens the original)
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'A glass house fearing stones': Do Yemen's Houthis have the capacity to wage a multi-front war?As tensions in the region escalate, including a renewal of fighting between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, analysts question whether the Houthis’ capabilities and regional alliances can sustain a prolFollow us on GoogleMembers of Houthi security force stand guard as Houthi supporters rally against the Saudi-led coalition's restrictions on Houthi-controlled areas, which the group describes as a blockade,
Do the Houthis have the capacity to wage a multi-front war? (opens the original)
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As tensions in the region escalate, including a renewal of fighting between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, analysts question whether the Houthis’ capabilities and regional alliances can sustain a prolonged conflict on multiple fronts.Saleh Hamdan (a pseudonym), a man in his forties employed by the General Corporation for Roads and Bridges, stands in Al-Sabeen Square in Sanaa, Yemen's capital, waving his personal AK-47 during a large demonstration organized by Ansar Allah, also known as the Houthi
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