The Houthi militia continued to prosecute 51 kidnappers on charges of "intelligence and espionage" on behalf of Saudi Arabia and Britain, after initial death sentences were given to dozens of them. According to the Saba agency of the militia, the specialized criminal division of the Capital Secretariat held meetings on Sunday in two cases; The first includes 48 kidnappers under the name "Damar Cell", 44 of whom were previously sentenced to death and four were imprisoned for periods ranging from two to 15 years, while the second includes three kidnappers who were initially sentenced to death on charges of working in a spy network for British and Saudi intelligence. The Houthi court decided to give the kidnappers one last chance to present their defense, while the Houthi prosecution stuck to the preliminary rulings in the first case.

The Houthi militia continued to prosecute 51 kidnappers on charges of "intelligence and espionage" on behalf of Saudi Arabia and Britain, after initial death sentences were given to dozens of them. According to the Saba agency of the militia, the specialized criminal division of the Capital Secretariat held meetings on Sunday in two cases; The first includes 48 kidnappers under the name "Damar Cell", 44 of whom were previously sentenced to death and four were imprisoned for periods ranging from two to 15 years, while the second includes three kidnappers who were initially sentenced to death on charges of working in a spy network for British and Saudi intelligence. The Houthi court decided to give the kidnappers one last chance to present their defense, while the Houthi prosecution stuck to the preliminary rulings in the first case.