The Houthi militia has begun implementing its separatist measures against the employees of Yemenia Airlines, in an effort to separate the company in Sana'a from that in Aden.

Human rights sources in the capital, Sana'a, revealed that the Houthi militia kidnapped 15 citizens from Tihama, due to their participation in a protest demonstration against the militia's failure to deal with the flood disaster that struck the directorate last month.

A navigational source at Sana'a International Airport revealed that aircraft fuel had been completely depleted for about a week due to the Houthi terrorist militias detaining Yemenia Airlines planes, which led to the cancellation of passenger reservations and incurring huge losses for the company.

Iran has appointed a new ambassador to the terrorist Houthi militia, for the first time since the death of its former ambassador, Hassan Irloo, at the end of 2021.

The Houthi terrorist militia, in Sanaa, covered the nameplate of a famous restaurant, because of the name, and gave its owner a one-week deadline to change it or pay a monthly tax.

The decline of public education in Sanaa, which is under the control of the Houthi militia, and the deterioration it suffered as a result of the interruption of salaries, prompted school teachers to leave teaching and go in search of freelance work, in order to provide a living for their families. This and other factors related to Houthi violations in the field of public education, contributed to The rush of students to private schools, a large part of which has been transformed from sanctified educational edifices into investment projects.