Yemeni forces liberate the strategic Red Sea port of al-Mokha from Saudi-backed militants, marking a major shift on Yemen’s western coast.

Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement says its Armed Forces have dealt the United States a serious setback and forced Washington to reconsider its naval strategy.

The Ansarullah-led Yemeni Armed Forces’ advance along the Red Sea coast has shifted Yemen’s balance of power, signaling a move toward offensive strategy against Saudi-led aggression and siege, analyst says.

Saudi airstrikes have targeted the areas recently liberated by Yemeni armed forces and allied fighters as the forces continue to make advances against Saudi-backed mercenary militants.

Ansarullah has advanced rapidly along Yemen's Red Sea coast solidifying its growing control over the strategic Strait of Bab al-Mandab.

The Yemeni Ansarullah resistance movement roundly dismisses Trump’s allegation that it asked Washington not to intervene in the conflict with the Saudi-backed and Aden-based puppet regime.

The Yemeni military’s rapid Red Sea advances shattered Saudi-backed positions, exposed coalition weaknesses, and reshaped Yemen’s strategic balance, while giving Sana’a greater leverage over regional security, maritime chokepoints, and future negotiations.