Houthi rebels capture strategic port city of Moh; claim full control of Red Sea coast in Yemen
Houthi rebels captured the strategic port city of Moh in southern Yemen near the Red Sea on September 11, 2026. The same day, a second report claimed Houthis have taken full control of the Red Sea coast, including six areas totaling 5,400 sq km. The Yemeni government has not yet commented on the developments.
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One source reports the capture of the port city of Moh, while another reports full control of the Red Sea coast, including six areas totaling 5,400 sq km.
Houthi rebels captured the strategically important port city of Moh in southern Yemen near the Red Sea.
Houthis have taken full control of the Red Sea coast in Yemen, including six areas with a total area of 5,400 sq km.
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Houthis have taken full control of the Red Sea coast in Yemen. This is reported by AFP. It is noted that Iranian-backed Houthis have captured six areas in western Yemen with a total area of 5,400 sq km. It is reported that during the operation against Yemeni government forces, Houthis have taken control of the entire Yemeni Red Sea coast, including...
Houthi rebels in Yemen have managed to capture the strategically important port city of Moh in the southern part of the country near the Red Sea.