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Hello there.
You're welcome to NewsHour from the BBC World Service coming
to you live from the BBC studios in central London with me, Sean Lay.
And we begin this NewsHour in Yemen.
The sounds of missiles being fired on the port city of Mocha, where the Iranian-backed Houthis have just taken control.
The owners of freighters struggling to pass through the Strait of Hormuz
because of the on-off, on-again fighting between Iran and the United States
have increasingly looked to alternative routes for their goods to travel through the Gulf.
On Thursday, one of those other options became much more difficult.
Mokka in Yemen, which had been in government hands, fell to the Houthi, who dominate much of the north of the country.