Washington is seeking legislation to expand sanctions on supporters of the Houthi militias

American press sources revealed American efforts to pass a law aimed at imposing sanctions on all components and individuals who support the terrorist Houthi militia, "Iranian agents" in Yemen, in launching its attacks on international shipping in the region.
The American Daily Caller newspaper reported that Congress is discussing a draft law aimed at punishing parties that assist the Houthis in their attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
It indicated that the draft law that was presented last week requires the administration US President Joe Biden takes punitive measures against any groups or individuals who assist Houthi militia attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea.
The newspaper quoted Republican Representative Mark Green, Chairman of the Congressional Homeland Security Committee, who submitted the bill, that the Houthi attacks destabilized international markets, threatened freedom of navigation and endangered the lives of sailors, stressing that they come with support, training, financing and arming. From Iran.
Over the past months, the United States has imposed many sanctions on Iranian entities, intermediaries, and individuals, the Houthis, and the Lebanese Hezbollah, who participated in facilitating shipments of goods, financial transactions, and smuggling weapons to the Houthis.