🔶 Wall Street Journal: The Houthis demanded $51 billion in compensation from Saudi Arabia to stop the attacks.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the Houthis asked this country for compensation of 51 billion dollars to stop the attacks against Saudi Arabia.
This report said that this proposal was presented after Saudi Arabia contacted this group after the Houthis took control of the strategic city of Moha near the Strait of Belmandab.
According to this report, which was prepared by citing sources involved in the negotiations, the Houthis claimed that this amount was "necessary for rehabilitation" after years of attacks and siege. The group, backed by the Islamic Republic, also demanded that Riyadh recognize them as the "official rulers of Yemen".