Klarnachrichten

Fighters take a sea path in Yemen

102

New fights start in Yemen. A group takes important places. The group is the Huthi-Miliz. They rule the island Mayyun now. The island lies in a water path. The path is the Meer-Enge. They take the port city Mokka too.

The water path is very important for trade. Many ships with oil sail there. Ships bring oil to Europe. The oil price grows now because of fights. One barrel of oil costs over 100 Dollar.

The group says: The ship way stays safe. They want to protect their goals. Other lands have big worries. Saudi-Arabien fights the group. Pakistan wants to help both sides.

This text was generated automatically and has not been reviewed for accuracy. No guarantee is given for the correctness of the content. Learn more Learn more about article generation

Definitions

Huthi-Miliz
A group with weapons in Yemen that fights the government.
Meer-Enge
A narrow place in the sea between two lands.
Oil
Natural oil to make fuel.

Locations

Jemen
A land in the south of the Arab peninsula.
Mayyun
An island in the water path.

Sources

Logo Spiegel
Spiegel

Jemen: Huthis erobern strategische Insel in Meerenge Bab al-Mandab

Read now
Logo Standard
Standard

Huthi kontrollieren Gebiet um wichtige Meerenge Bab al-Mandab

Read now
Logo Die Presse
Die Presse

Houthi kontrollieren Gebiet um wichtige Meerenge Bab al-Mandab

Read now
Logo ORF
ORF

Jemen: Huthis kontrollieren Gebiet um Meerenge Bab al-Mandab

Read now

Latest articles

Politics

Foreign Policy

A Hostage from Austria comes home

Read now

An Austrian woman was a hostage in Niger. Now she gets free.

Politics

Foreign Policy

Long prison time for activists in Hongkong

Read now

A court in Hongkong sentences three known activists to long prison time. They organized meetings for a deadly event in Peking from 1989.

Culture

Film & TV

Elon Musk wants to sue film makers

Read now

Elon Musk wants to stop a new film. He says the film has lies. The film shows his life.

Technology

AI & Robotics

A company stops requests for weapons

Read now

The company Anthropic stops risky tests. Researchers want to use the software Claude for dangerous virus tests.