Economic journalist Wafiq Saleh said that the sanctions imposed by the United States on the governor of the Houthi-affiliated Central Bank in Sana'a will reduce the militia's influence on the monetary and banking situation.

The Yemeni government welcomed the sanctions imposed by the United States of America on the Houthi militia's Prisoners Committee and its head, Abdul Qader Al-Murtada.

Yemeni parliamentarian and businessman Sheikh Hamid bin Abdullah Al-Ahmar confirmed that the US decision announced by the US Treasury to impose sanctions against him and nine of his companies will not deter him from continuing his support for the Palestinian cause.

Today, Monday, the US Treasury included the Yemeni parliamentarian and businessman Sheikh Hamid Al-Ahmar and 9 of his companies on the sanctions list on the pretext of his support for the Hamas movement.

The US Treasury Department said that the Houthis "purchased tens of thousands of dollars' worth of dual-use components from a Chinese company, which Houthi forces used to bolster domestic missile and drone production efforts."

The US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has respectively designated and designated dozens of people and vessels as prohibited property, who have played a critical role in financing the Houthis' destabilizing regional activities as part of the Saeed Al-Jamal network.