Red Sea Mocha port in Yemen closed following over 25 Houthi missile attacks

The Red Sea port of Mocha in Yemen has been closed following a series of over 25 Houthi missile attacks. The strikes have resulted in seven fatalities and an estimated $16 million in financial losses, according to port officials. The incident is part of an ongoing escalation of conflict in the region, which has also seen damage to civilian property in Marib and the sinking of vessels.

Authorities confirmed the closure during a news conference, highlighting the significant economic impact on the strategic facility. The attacks represent a continuation of hostilities in Yemen, with the damage extending beyond port infrastructure to include civilian areas and maritime assets.