Houthis Just Snagged a Key Red Sea Port Because Shipping Wasn't Messy Enough
Everything is fine, provided your definition of fine includes chaos near a global trade artery.
So, the Houthis just waltzed into Mokha, which is basically the gatekeeper for the Red Sea. It is only 50 miles from the Bab el-Mandeb Strait—you know, that tiny little bottleneck where most of the world’s stuff actually moves through.
Shipping through one of the planet's busiest maritime arteries is officially getting even more complicated. Instead of just dealing with typical nautical nightmares, everyone now has to navigate the fact that a rebel group has a front-row seat to the global supply chain.
It turns out that location really is everything, especially when you want to make the entire world nervous about their Amazon packages.
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