The Houthi's coup militias continue to loot and seize state lands and property in the areas under their control and make them owned by their sectrian followers in the context of the group's efforts to bring about demographic changes in the country in parallel with sectarian cultural campaigns targeting Yemeni society.

Local sources confirmed to the Alasimahonline.com that the latest activities of the Houthi coup militia in this aspect is the seizure of wide lands in the area of Jader in the Directorate of Bani al-Harith, and distributing them by force to the people belonging to the lineage from the house of the Sharaf al-Din, five Libnah (about 44 square meters) for each person.

According to the sources, the argument brought by the militias of Houthi during the storming of the area, the seizure of land and distribution to their followers of the strain is that these lands are their own, while the residents did not dare to confront the Houthi militants who turned their weapons on them, threatening that they will kill all those who object to their procedures.

In addition to the looting of lands and real estate in the country, the capital Sanaa has witnessed over the past months a heated competition among the leaders and supervisors of the Houthi group to buy real estate and luxury cars by enticing citizens to sell their properties or threatening them with death, imprisonment and looting by force.

It is not only the purchase of property and the construction of long buildings in the capital Sana'a and its suburbs, but press reports have revealed that prominent leaders in the Houthi group has been buying real estate in the southern suburb of Lebanon in millions of dollars.