Houthi Warning: US Vessels in Red Sea Face Attack if Iran is Struck

Houthi Warning: US Vessels in Red Sea Face Attack if Iran is Struck

  The Houthi group on Saturday escalated tensions by renewing threats to target American vessels in the Red Sea. This stern warning comes with a significant caveat: the Houthis say they'll strike if Washington intervenes militarily alongside its ally Israel in a burgeoning conflict wit...

U.S. Treasury Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Houthi Financial Network

U.S. Treasury Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Houthi Financial Network

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has announced its most extensive action to date against the Iran-backed Ansarallah, commonly known as the Houthis. The new sanctions target a significant network comprising four individuals, 12 entities, and two ve...

Houthi Operative Nabbed in Marib

Houthi Operative Nabbed in Marib

  Police allege the arrested individual was responsible for inflicting harm and detaining civilians, including those who opposed the Houthi group, in the southern districts forcibly held by the Houthis. The statement also detailed that the suspect had entered the Harib district covertly b...

Houthis Impose Forced Conscription in Hodeidah, Threaten Jail Time

Houthis Impose Forced Conscription in Hodeidah, Threaten Jail Time

  The Houthi militia is reportedly enacting forced conscription in Yemen's Hodeidah province. The directive, aimed at bolstering Iranian objectives and confronting what the Houthis term American and Israeli influence, threatens severe penalties, including imprisonment, for those who re...

Marib Vows Crackdown on Highway Bandits, Defends Tribal Reputation

Marib Vows Crackdown on Highway Bandits, Defends Tribal Reputation

  Marib's Security Committee today issued a forceful declaration, promising a robust crackdown on outlaws responsible for road banditry and looting along the crucial international highway linking Marib and Hadramout. The committee pledged to relentlessly pursue and prosecute all perpet...

Yemeni Government Declares Ports Ready for Nationwide Goods Delivery

Yemeni Government Declares Ports Ready for Nationwide Goods Delivery

  Yemen's recognized government has declared the ports of Aden and Mukalla fully ready to accommodate all shipping lines and import companies. The announcement ensures that goods can be delivered across all Yemeni governorates, including those under the control of the Houthi group, a...

Yemeni Army Repels Houthi Attack in Jawf

Yemeni Army Repels Houthi Attack in Jawf

  Yemeni military sources reported on Sunday, June 15, 2025, that army units successfully repelled a hostile attack by Iran-backed Houthis in the Huwaishiyan front of Jawf governorate, northeastern Yemen. In a statement released by the Armed Forces Media Center, military sources indic...

Yemeni Embassy Disavows Alleged Mossad Spy, Denies Official Ties

Yemeni Embassy Disavows Alleged Mossad Spy, Denies Official Ties

  The Yemeni Embassy in Lebanon moved swiftly on Thursday to distance itself from a Yemeni national recently detained by Lebanese authorities on suspicion of spying for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency. The embassy, representing the internationally recognized Yemeni government, un...

US Alarmed by Emerging Houthi-Al-Shabaab Alliance

US Alarmed by Emerging Houthi-Al-Shabaab Alliance

  The United States expressed deep concern today over evidence of cooperation between Yemen's Houthi rebels and Somalia's Al-Shabaab. U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) Commander General Michael Langley told the House Armed Services Committee that both groups are part of Iran's &quo...

UN Envoy on Yemen: No Quick Fix for Deep-Seated Crisis

UN Envoy on Yemen: No Quick Fix for Deep-Seated Crisis

  The UN Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, acknowledged the significant challenges in advancing a resolution to the Yemeni crisis and implementing the UN roadmap signed by the parties in late 2023. He stressed that there's "no quick fix" for the complex situation. In ...

Houthis Detain Dozens Over Starlink Internet Use in Sana'a

Houthis Detain Dozens Over Starlink Internet Use in Sana'a

  Houthi rebels have reportedly arrested 54 civilians in the capital, Sana'a, for using Starlink satellite internet devices. Human rights sources confirmed the detentions on Wednesday. The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms stated that Houthi forces recently conducted widespread...