The Government of Yemen is trying to retake the city of Mocha, located on the western coast of the country bathed by the Red Sea, where intense fighting is taking place with houthi forces. The houthis, for their part, are attacking the city of Marib, in the center of the country.
Government forces are supported by Saudi Arabia, while houthis maintain control of much of Yemeni territory. The conflict has already caused thousands of displaced, who flee the combat zones seeking safety.
The situation represents a threat to regional stability, particularly on the western coast of Yemen, where the dispute for territorial control has intensified. The Red Sea region is strategic for international maritime trade.
The Saudi pipeline in the region may become inoperational due to the conflict, which can cause an inflation in oil prices worldwide.
