According to reports cited by the website (Yemen Monitor) today, Tuesday, the security officials shut down the port of Mukalla after keeping an eye on a flight that was thought to be connected to the Houthi organisation.
According to the website, there was a significant gunfire in an effort to stop the marches.
Recently, the Houthi group attacked the oil port of Al-Dhaba from two different directions, prompting considerable Arab and international outrage.
On Saturday, the National Defense Council in Yemen warned that the Houthi terrorist escalation would exempt the Yemeni government from all the obligations from which the Houthi militia, including the Stockholm Agreement and the elements of the collapsed humanitarian truce, will be in the wake of the attack by the militia on an oil port in Hadramout.
The Council promised to take all step necessary to lessen the negative effects on the populace in the militia-controlled territories.
The Supreme Commander of the Yemeni Armed Forces, Rashad Al-Alimi, presided over an emergency meeting of the National Defense Council on Saturday to discuss how to deal with the fallout from the terrorist attacks carried out by the Houthi militia, which is supported by the Iranian government and targeted the ports of Daba and Al-Nashma in the governorates of Hadramout and Shabwa.
the shutting down of Yemen’s Mukalla port following the observation of a Houthi flight manager
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