A source in tribal support considers the Houthi announcement that it is ready to withdraw from Al-Bayda "a false evasion of sedition between the victims and the sheikhs"
English - Sunday 31 May 2020 الساعة 12:18 pm
Bayda, Newsyemen:
A tribal source revealed that the militia leader, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, had made promises to sheikhs from Al-Bayda that included the implementation of the demands of tribal support regarding the case of the killing of Jihad Al-Asbahi at her house in Al-Tafa District.
This came in a televised call to Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, during a tribal arbitration meeting held in Sana'a, Friday, for Sheikhs from Al-Bayda, most of them loyal to it and attended by Houthi leaders from the first row.
The source said that Al-Houthi expressed his gratitude to the sheikhs for their efforts, declaring his readiness to withdraw his forces and supervisors from Al-Bayda - if this was the request of the sheikhs - and provided that he does not enter the province other than its people.
The tribal source in favor of tribal support considered these promises as a new Houthi prevarication aimed at creating a rift between the tribes of tribal support and the sheikhs, adding: "The points cannot be fulfilled by how much they withdraw from the province."
