The New Zealand government has officially designated Hezbollah, both its military and political wings, as well as the Houthi rebel group in Yemen, as terrorist organizations.

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Major General Aidarous Al-Zubaidi, discussed today, Wednesday, with the Turkish Ambassador to Yemen, Mustafa Bolat, the possible mechanisms for launching a Turkish shipping line to and from Aden International Airport.

The Presidency of the House of Representatives discussed, on Wednesday, the necessary arrangements to resume the convening of the Council’s sessions, to carry out its legislative and oversight duties under the current circumstances.

The United Kingdom announced on Wednesday a new support package for the Yemeni Coast Guard, to help prevent piracy and smuggling operations that threaten stability.

The Central Bank of Yemen issued a clarification statement on Wednesday regarding what was published by the leader of the Southern Transitional Council, Fadi Baoum, regarding allegations of "smuggling money through official ports," considering that what he published falls within a sabotage operation that requires accountability and accountability.

A UN organization said on Wednesday that the ongoing conflict in Yemen for ten years has caused 2.4 million children to drop out of school.

UN and Russian officials discussed the situation in Al Hudaydah Governorate and the security of international navigation in the Red Sea (western Yemen), in light of the Houthi militia's escalation of its violations against civilians and the continuation of its naval attacks threatening international shipping.

The American Center for Justice (ACJ) called for an end to the suffering of teachers in areas controlled by the Houthi militia, whose salaries have been suspended for more than seven years, as a new phase of strike begins in Sana’a.

The National Bloc of Political Parties and Components called for resuming political life and enhancing media freedoms in all governorates, while mobilizing efforts to confront the Houthi coup and reject Iranian interference in Yemen.

Yemen Mobile Telecommunications Company in Yemen has adopted a Houthi campaign directed against Saudi Arabia and the ruling family, which includes accusations of “debauchery and Zionism” and incitement against Saudi Arabia’s management of the Two Holy Mosques, within the framework of an Iranian orientation.