On Sunday, the Yemeni News Agency "Saba" published details of reports issued by the Public Prosecution and the Central Organization for Control and Accounting related to corruption cases that included the seizure of public funds, money laundering, financing terrorism, harming the state's interests, and tax and customs evasion.

Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, visited the headquarters of the Joint Forces Command of the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen on Monday evening.

The Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, stressed the importance of doubling international pressure on the Houthi militia, especially by classifying it as a terrorist organization and drying up its sources of funding and arming.

The American website, The Hill, considered that the fall of Assad, which represents a great loss for Tehran, may push Iran to search desperately for a new agent, in light of what it described as Iran’s lack of an army capable of deploying force.

Pentagon spokesman Joshua Wick said, "U.S. forces involved in operations to counter Houthi rebels in Yemen have received Global War on Terrorism and Mission Service Medals."

A court specializing in terrorism and state security cases in Hadhramaut Governorate (eastern Yemen) sentenced in absentia four leaders of the Houthi militia, including its leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, to death on charges of involvement in crimes of oppression and attacking the independence of the Republic of Yemen.