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The Houthis had only taken the port city of Mocha on Thursday and said they controlled the entire coast.
Yemeni government troops, with support from Saudi Arabia, attacked pro-Iranian Houthi militia fighters in the strategic Red Sea city of Mocha. The state news agency Saba reported, citing an army spokesman, that fighters were killed and vehicles and weapons destroyed near Mocha. Houthi militias and vehicles were also attacked on the road to Dhubab further south.
The Houthis only took the port city of Mocha on Thursday. On Friday, a Yemeni government official said the Houthis controlled Yemen's entire Red Sea coast after a week-long offensive.
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