The Houthi militia called on Saudi Arabia to mediate with the United States to stop its air strikes on them in Yemen, and threatened to strike American interests there.

The spokesman for the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen, Brigadier General Turki Al-Maliki, denied the allegations of the Houthi leader Hussein Al-Ezzi, that he had recently received the body of his brother Fares Al-Ezzi, describing them as misleading.

The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) has been notified of an entity impersonating it and asking ships for updates on their locations in the Red Sea.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights renewed its call on Tuesday for the immediate and unconditional release of UN staff and all human rights and humanitarian workers detained in Yemen by the Houthi de facto authorities "without legal protection."

 Commercial and Islamic banks and microfinance banks in Yemen, especially those whose main departments are located in the occupied capital, Sana’a, and their branches in the liberated governorates, suffer from arbitrary practices practiced by the Houthi militias. What must be done by the legitimacy and the international community to protect the threatened financial institutions?

On Sunday, the Central Bank of Yemen condemned the Houthi arbitrary practices against the national banking sector, and reassured the public of dealers and depositors in bank branches in the liberated governorates that they would continue to conduct their business and serve their customers as usual.