Houthi forces have seized control of Yemen’s Red Sea coast, according to a live report from Al Jazeera. The report places a stretch of coastline along a major maritime corridor under Houthi control, though further specifics were not provided in the source.

Separately, Saudi Arabia has suspended operations of a crucial oil pipeline, Al Jazeera reported. The suspension followed a drone attack, but the report did not detail the timing, location or extent of any damage.

Both developments were reported together as part of Al Jazeera’s coverage of the wider conflict involving Iran. The report did not specify the full scope of the fighting or the parties directly involved in each incident beyond the details noted.

The Red Sea coast is a route for global shipping and energy shipments. Al Jazeera’s report framed the coastal seizure as a notable shift on the ground, though the account could not be independently confirmed from the available source material.

The source did not identify which pipeline was affected, how much capacity was involved, or how long the suspension is expected to last.

This is a developing situation. At the time of reporting, additional information on casualties, official responses from the parties involved, and the broader trajectory of the conflict was not included in the available source.