[Yemeni Houthi Forces Occupy Strategic Red Sea Location: Hanish Islands] Golden Finance reported that on September 11, a Yemeni government official stated on the 10th that after government naval forces withdrew from the strategic Red Sea location of the Hanish Islands, Yemeni Houthi forces have deployed troops on the islands. That evening, the Yemeni government military designated a section of the country's western coastline as a 'combat zone.' The anonymous government official revealed that after Yemeni government naval forces withdrew from the Hanish Islands on the afternoon of the 10th, Houthi forces immediately entered and established military positions on the islands. The Hanish Islands are located north of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, near major international shipping routes, and hold significant strategic value for monitoring and ensuring maritime traffic safety. On the same day, following hours of intense fighting, Houthi forces captured the strategic location of Mocha, a Red Sea port city in Yemen's southwestern Taiz province. Government forces were forced to retreat southward to the Zubab area, situated between Mocha and the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. (Xinhua News Agency)