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and financial support · and hinders Yemeni civilians from accessing life-saving humanitarian aid. Listed entities under the Criminal Code · Ansarallah began disruptive strikes on commercial and military vessels in the Red Sea and other waterways · Ansarallah initially focused on religious and cultural revivalism but later shifted to political activism · Ansarallah (“Partisans of Allah”) · as well as strikes against Israel. The group is also known for its repressive conduct in areas under its control. The group arrests and detains peaceful protesters · commonly referred to as the Houthis · disregarding the internationally recognized government. Founded in 1992 · have provided Ansarallah with arms · is a militant group that claims legitimacy as Yemen’s government · restricts the rights of women and girls · significantly enhancing the group’s capabilities and contributing to its destabilizing activities in the region. · subsequently launching an armed rebellion against the government. The group opposes Israel and the United States and aligns itself with the Iranian-led “axis of resistance” · such as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force and Hezbollah · training · which includes Hamas and Hezbollah. In the context of the Israel-Hamas war
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