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Yemeni Bank freezes funds of 135 figures
The article included new measures to combat money laundering and terrorist financing in Yemen. The Central Bank in Aden has frozen the funds and assets of 135 individuals and entities, including leaders and officials in the unrecognized Houthi government. This includes officials in the sectors of finance, oil, communications, and transportation, as well as commercial and financial institutions within the group's territories. The move was made based on a decision by the Attorney General. The freeze encompasses a ban on financial and commercial dealings with those listed. These measures are part of the efforts by the Yemeni government and the international community to counter the financing of terrorist groups and to strengthen financial security in the country.
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