Use the Gulf states map for reports at Saudi locations and the live updates for the wider conflict.
Track reports of Houthi missile and drone launches, Red Sea shipping incidents, coalition airstrikes and ground activity across Yemen.
Yemen occupies the south-western corner of the Arabian Peninsula, bordering Saudi Arabia to the north and Oman to the east. The Houthi movement controls the north-west, including the capital Sanaa and the Red Sea port of Hodeidah; the internationally recognised government is based in Aden in the south. Bab el-Mandeb, the strait between Yemen and the Horn of Africa at the southern entrance to the Red Sea, is about 30 km wide at its narrowest, which is why shipping there sits within range of missiles and drones launched from Houthi-held territory.
Are the Houthis still attacking ships in the Red Sea? Use the latest timestamps to review current Red Sea reports. The page collects reported missile, drone and maritime incidents with available source links.
What is the connection between Houthis and Iran? Public reporting and government assessments describe Iranian support for the Houthis, while specific claims and the extent of support can vary. Review the linked reporting for attribution.
How can I review reports of Houthi missile attacks? The map collects reports of missile and drone launches from Yemen, including Red Sea incidents and long-range strikes, with timestamps and available source links.
Where are Houthi attacks on shipping happening? Most reported incidents are in the southern Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden around the Bab el-Mandeb strait, within range of Houthi-held territory in north-western Yemen; some reports place launches toward Israel or ships further north near Saudi ports. Each map item links to its source.