The raids came after the killing of the group’s prime minister and several of his cabinet members in an Israeli strike
The Houthi group has detained at least 11 staff members in Yemen after storming UN offices in the capital, Sanaa and the port city of Hodeidah, the UN special envoy said on Sunday.
The raids came in response to an Israeli airstrike on Thursday that killed Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi, the Yemeni militant group’s prime minister, along with several senior officials.
A Yemeni security source told AFP that the Houthis also arrested dozens of others across Sanaa and surrounding areas on suspicion of collaborating with Israel.
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