Yemen's Houthi group shows the firing of the so-called surface-to-surface 'hypersonic ballistic missile' at an unrevealed site in Yemen on September 16, 2024 [Houthi Media Center via Getty Images]
Yemen’s Houthi group renewed ballistic missile attacks on the strategic Port of Mocha near the Bab al-Mandab Strait in southwestern Yemen, state media reported Wednesday, Anadolu reports. State-run Saba TV said in a brief report that the Houthis targeted the port with ballistic missiles, without providing further details. Waddah al-Dubaish, spokesman for the government-aligned Joint Forces on the West Coast, said two ballistic missiles struck the port’s marine berth. In a post on US social media company X, al-Dubaish said the strikes occurred at 11.35 am local time (0835 GMT), according to preliminary information. He said authorities were assessing the extent of the damage and any casualties resulting from the attack. READ: Houthi shelling kills 2 soldiers, injures 7 in southern Yemen There […]

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