A prominent Houthi militia leader, impersonating the governor of Hodeidah, issued a decree canceling all real estate purchase and sale contracts in the governorate retroactively to 2016, stipulating that any sale or purchase deal must be approved by his direct signature.

Increasingly restive tribes and alleged factional divisions add to the paranoia that characterizes Houthi rule, which they fear could be threatened if the country slides into conflict.

The University of Aden Council organized a protest stand on the campus grounds in Al-Shaab City to express their rejection of the repeated attacks and random encroachment on the campus plan, which is subject to repeated violations by influential parties.

Informed sources confirmed that leaders of the Houthi militia in Ibb Governorate (central Yemen) continue to fuel a local conflict in Al-Shaer District (east), in conjunction with pressures exerted by other leaders on the residents of one of the towns of Al-Sayani District (south) to establish a "crusher" project for a Houthi investor coming from Amran.

An expanded security meeting held in Lahj Governorate today, headed by the Governor of the Governorate, Major General Ahmed Turki, discussed the land file and resolving blood feud issues.

On Sunday, a number of civilians were injured by Houthi militia bullets while resisting the Houthi leadership’s attempts to control their lands in Al-Maraw’ah District, south of Al-Hodeidah Governorate, in the west of the country.