P.T.O.C Yemen
P.T.O.C Yemen
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Item 2026-01-06 • 3,663 views

A platform tracing organized crimes and money laundering in Yemen reveals a new list of Houthi companies

A platform tracling organized crimes and money laundering in Yemen (P.T.C.O YEMEN) revealed a new list of companies that work for the Houthi group loyal to Iran, as part of a series of reports that focus on the secret financial entities of the group. The list includes the names of 35 companies created The Houthis as economic tools to amplify the group's influence and provide the necessary funding for its military and political plans. The vital economic sectors. /> Reports showed that these companies, which are managed by personalities linked to the armed group, contribute greatly to control...
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