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Los rebeldes hutíes afirman haber tomado el control del puerto de Mokha y difunden imágenes de instalaciones militares y buques dañados en la zona. La ofensiva se produce en medio de intensos combates con las fuerzas gubernamentales respaldadas por Arabia Saudita cerca del estrecho de Bab el-Mandeb, una vía marítima clave. La escalada del conflicto ya ha provocado la huida de casi 94.000 personas este mes, con Taiz y Lahj como las regiones más golpeadas. Organismos humanitarios advierten que Yemen podría estar acercándose a un nuevo estallido de guerra civil, mientras la OMS reporta más de 500 muertes en solo una semana.

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00:00The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels released videos of what they described as the situation at the port of Moca.
00:07after the capture of the city.
00:09According to the Associated Press, the Al-Masira television channel, a satellite network controlled by the Houthis, broadcast images that, according to
00:18He stated that they show military installations, damaged ships, and hangars inside the port.
00:25Houthi officials declared on Monday that the rebels had seized the two islands just as government forces
00:32Backed by Saudi Arabia, they were trying to regain territory after the rebels' rapid advance around the Bab Strait.
00:40el-Mandeb, a crucial alternative sea route to the Strait of Hormuz.
00:44Recent fighting between Iranian-backed rebels and government forces in Yemen has left hundreds dead
00:53and tens of thousands of displaced people.
00:55Nearly 94,000 people have fled their homes in Yemen since fighting intensified this month.
01:02between Houthi rebels and government forces, the International Organization for Migration reported on Monday.
01:09The worst affected areas are Thais and Laj, where 48,000 people have been displaced, the agency said.
01:18UN, and added that more than 2,000 people have fled by sea to Djibouti.
01:23Around 200 schools have been converted into shelters in southwest Yemen to absorb the influx of families,
01:30the International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian aid organization, indicated.
01:36Fears are growing that Yemen is moving ever closer to a return to the civil war that left
01:41150,000 dead before the 2022 Ceasefire.
01:45The World Health Organization reported that more than 500 people died in a one-week period that
01:52It ended on Saturday.
02:23The World Health Organization of Health of Health of Health of Health.
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