The Houthi terrorist militia launched additional collection campaigns, targeting merchants and businessmen in the kidnapped capital, Sanaa, to force them to pay money under the name of financing what it called the rebuilding of Sanaa airport, after being destroyed by the Israeli occupation raids.

Local and media sources, in Sana'a, reported that the Houthi campaign targeted stores and commercial institutions in the districts of Al -Thawra and Bani Al -Harith (north) and forced its owners to pay forced metaphors.

The sources pointed out that the militia vowed the violators to kidnap and close their stores and institutions, giving them a deadline until next Monday, as the last date to provide levies from the funds.

Traders in Sana'a expressed their dissatisfaction with this Houthi campaign and forced them to pay the collections, and attacked the militia and its endeavors to polish its image after it was summoned by the occupation raids to destroy the remaining infrastructure.