Houthi militia target lawyer and journalist

The Yemeni capital, which is controlled by the Houthi militia loyal to Iran, is living an unprecedented insecurity, in light of the spread of thuggery, theft, and organized gangs affiliated with Houthi leaders.

Local sources in the capital said that the insecurity has reached a dangerous and unprecedented point, noting that the security authorities in the capital cannot move in light of the spread of armed gangs affiliated with Houthi leaders.

In the same context, local sources confirmed that an armed group attacked journalist Muhammad Al-Azizi, in front of his house, for no apparent reason, but it was part of a series of silencing mouths and confiscating freedom of opinion, and attacking activists and journalists.

The sources pointed out that the Capital Police Department refused to restrict the report against the perpetrators, for fear of the oppression of armed gangs, which are now controlling the fate of security and police institutions in Houthi-controlled areas.

Earlier, unknown persons attacked the lawyer, Wadah Qutaish, with several stab wounds, which resulted in severe injuries to the skull and affected the left eye and nerve as a result of a deep stab wound to the forehead.