Houthi insurgents, controlling Yemeni capital Sanaa, established black markets for selling fuel and its various derivatives, as well as exchanging currencies in areas outside the legitimate government's control and away from the supervision of financial transactions censorship. Not only that, insurgents also invented mobile fuel stations that goes around cities selling oil and petroleum. A spokesman for the Yemen Petroleum Company, affiliated with Houthis, accused Sanaa insurgency authorities of "fabricating a crisis." The emergence of black markets coincided with a decision against b
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