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The Houthi seizure of the port city of Mokha in Yemen could have major implications for maritime security in the Red Sea. Al Jazeera anchor speaks with analyst …
The Houthi seizure of the port city of Mokha in Yemen could have major implications for maritime security in the Red Sea.
Al Jazeera anchor speaks with analyst Rashid Al Mohannadi about the tactical significance of Mocha, the capabilities of Yemen’s government forces and the possibility of a counter-offensive with Saudi support.
Al Mohannadi says the situation remains fluid, with the next 48 to 72 hours potentially critical as government forces assess whether they can regain control. He also discusses the use of drones and a refurbished air force by government troops.
The discussion comes amid recent Houthi attacks on civilian areas in Saudi Arabia, which could lead to further Saudi intervention. Al Mohannadi expects continued fighting before diplomatic efforts or a ceasefire can be reconsidered.
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21 Comments
@@gottmituns813Imported1mo ago
The Saudi invaders had been advancing for days and suddenly they lose Mocha 🤣
@@jonobester5817Imported1mo ago
Y don't they bmb that pipeline to the Red Sea?
@@SayfulAzam-h8jImported1mo ago
Al Jazeera propagandu
@@SandCat-h9kImported1mo ago
So many events are happening in Yemen on closer inspection. <br>As far as I understand it, a tactical win is a short-term, localised success. A strategic win is a long-term victory. We wait and see if the tactical win turns out to be a long-term success.
@@dockellyobgyn6480Imported1mo ago
It's insane how some people now prefer Yemen to Saudi Arabia but still go on pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia
@@chrosairs7057Imported1mo ago
The STC is backstabbing the Saudi puppet
@@v-corpsImported1mo ago
The legitimate Government of Yemen is the one of the Supreme Political Council (in which Ansar Allah is the majority faction). The capital Sanaa is under SPC administration. The majority of Yemen's population lives under the SPC and it enjoys popular support. Stop referring to the Yemeni Armed Forces as "Houthis". Should we start referring to the United States military as the "Republicans" or the Qatar Armed Forces as the "Thanis"? "The only reason the renegade Alimi rebel entity is referred to as the "internationally recognised" government is because of the 5 permanent UNSC members who keep voting to recognise it as such the UN (Yes even Russia and China are on the side of the American-backed Alimi rebels and have sold weapons to their Coalition).
@@atifadibImported1mo ago
Best news in a long long time 🎉.... Sarakha will fly all over Yemen one day
@@kolumbosImported1mo ago
Saudi Arabia should never have gotten involved in wars!
@@MerryGermanShepherd-yg8zwImported1mo ago
GO DOWN EVIL UAE AND SAUDI ARABIA UNROYAL FAMILY HOUTI MUST CUT OFF YOUR HEADS
@@diffrentthingsofficialImported1mo ago
this is a good news....
@@ShamelShUnImported1mo ago
Saudi joined US/Israel, soon Pakistan will join too.
@@tamalnanda8961Imported1mo ago
Block Red sea until and unless US defeated !!
@@mkach6549Imported1mo ago
Shia Houthis will lose at the end
@@mkach6549Imported1mo ago
The end of the Houthis is nearby
@@rajarather3073Imported1mo ago
Bye bye cowered army of Saudi Arabia
@@rajarather3073Imported1mo ago
Saudi Arabia puppet government army is on the 🏃♂️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️ 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️ run
@@omar-hy3thImported1mo ago
Zio Saudi is nothing 😂
@@davemitchell6281Imported1mo ago
Both the Saudi's and U.S. need to clean this up immediately.
The Houthi seizure of the port city of Mokha in Yemen could have major implications for maritime security in the Red Sea.
Al Jazeera anchor speaks with analyst Rashid Al Mohannadi about the tactical significance of Mocha, the capabilities of Yemen’s government forces and the possibility of a counter-offensive with Saudi support.
Al Mohannadi says the situation remains fluid, with the next 48 to 72 hours potentially critical as government forces assess whether they can regain control. He also discusses the use of drones and a refurbished air force by government troops.
The discussion comes amid recent Houthi attacks on civilian areas in Saudi Arabia, which could lead to further Saudi intervention. Al Mohannadi expects continued fighting before diplomatic efforts or a ceasefire can be reconsidered.
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