"Regain Yemen" welcomes the Saudi Arabia’s decision to blacklist pro-Houthi and companies to terror list

The (Regain Yemen) Organization welcomed the Saudi Arabia’s Presidency of State Security of blacklisting eight individuals and 11 entities over their activities that support the  “terrorist” Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen.

The Organization described the decision as "painful" against terrorist entities and individuals, a step that would limit the flow of funds and weapons to the Houthi terrorist group, as it is considered the most important source of funding for the Houthi group to prolong the war.

 It called for more sanctions and imposition of measures that limit the flow of funds and weapons to the Houthi terrorist group, especially those that were revealed in various reports to the relevant authorities and organizations, foremost of which is the report of (Regain Yemen).

The Regain Yemen called for more steps and measures to be taken by the countries of the Arab coalition, led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the Arab countries and the United Nations, in compliance with UN Security Council Resolution No. 2624 of 2022, and the Arab League’s decision to classify the Houthis as a terrorist group, as this may contribute to reducing the financing of terrorism and stopping the war in Yemen.

The (Regain Yemen) said in a statement, that it will continue its activities and issue its reports tracking Houthi funds and companies and their sources, and work with all partners and relevant local and international bodies in tracking these illegal funds and demanding the return of rights and looted to its people.