Yemen’s Houthis cement hold on vital shipping corridor linking Europe and Asia
In a lightning offensive, the Iran-backed group captured three strategic islands on Sept 11.
Yemen’s Houthis cement hold on vital shipping corridor linking Europe and Asia
In a lightning offensive, the Iran-backed group captured three strategic islands on Sept 11.
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