Houthis' Lightning Advance Down Red Sea Coast Sparks Blame Game Amid Global Concerns

A rapid advance by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels down Yemen's Red Sea coast has raised concerns, prompting desperate pleas for air cover from Yemeni generals amid a 'f***-up of epic proportions'. The Houthis are now closing in on the strategic port city of Mocha, sparking a blame game between various factions. The situation remains fluid as the Houthis' lightning-fast move catches officials off guard. Military analysts warn that the outcome is far from certain and could lead to further instability in the region.