Houthi rebels conducted rocket and drone attacks on the Yemeni port city of Mukha, located on the Red Sea coast. Reports indicate that these new assaults resulted in at least one fatality and left 30 individuals injured. This incident occurred less than 24 hours after a preceding rocket attack, which had previously killed 11 people, predominantly soldiers and civilians, and injured 32 others.
Both reported incidents caused substantial material damage, affecting both civilian and commercial structures, as well as critical port infrastructure. The Yemeni army stated that the nation’s air defense system had failed during the recent engagements. Regarding the new wave of attacks, military sources reported that 11 drones were deployed, and that 11 rockets subsequently fell into the sea without striking their intended targets.
The cumulative effect of these military actions has resulted in significant infrastructure being damaged. The recurring nature of these attacks highlights ongoing instability in the region, with both the military and civilian sectors reporting extensive damage following the recent shelling.
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