Yemen's Central Bank orders freezing of assets for 135 Houthi-linked individuals and entities

Yemen's central bank has directed banks and exchange companies to freeze the accounts and assets of 135 individuals, entities, and vessels allegedly linked to the Houthi group. This directive follows an October 19 order from the country's public prosecutor to designate these entities and freeze their assets due to their purported ties to the Houthi movement. The measures also prohibit financial and commercial dealings with those on the list, including opening new bank accounts or conducting transactions on their behalf.