The people of Marib demand that the Army of Legitimacy to assume its responsibilities
English - Monday 22 June 2020 الساعة 10:53 am
Marib, Newsyemen
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Activists from the Marib Governorate accused the Legitimacy Army of negligence in fighting the Houthi militia on the southern border of the governorate, which led to the fall of Radman district and the arrival of the militia’s precursors to the outskirts of the districts of Abdiya and Mahlia.
Abdullah Deman warned legitimacy of a major attack by the Houthis in southern Marib, and that the army forces there are not enough with a difference in the number of equipment, demanding to supply the front with the men who spend their day in the government complex in the center of the governorate.
In a letter to legitimacy, Deman added, on his Facebook account, "If you do not wake up, nothing with Houthi in (Murad village) will last half an hour; if the national army that fights there is broken and they are left alone."
He continued: "Please, those in Ma'rib with us here; look south of Marib and leave southern Yemen. We are interested in Marib now. What concerns me as Ma'ribi is neither Socotra nor Shuqra."
Activist Hamza Talian, called for leaders and leaders of the Murad tribe to withdraw all members of the tribe (Murad) from all fronts as soon as possible, to form a security belt on all its directorates and to establish a special operations room for the tribe and connected directly to the Arab alliance.
Talian also called on Sheikhs and leaders of the Murad tribe to use wireless devices to communicate with each other, given that Houthis control the Yemeni telecom companies and they know every export and import.
To that, Amin Saif Nimran warned, that throwing the tribe of Murad will expose its homes to bombing and destruction on both sides, and wondered, "What can the tribe make away from the coalition ."
In a letter posted on his Facebook page, he demanded that Sheikh Yasser Al-Awadi (who is currently hosted by the Murad tribe) to join the Arab coalition and fight under its banner, and that Murad’s country not be subjected to air strikes and artillery shelling by the Houthis, since the Murad tribe cannot confront Houthi in isolation from the legitimacy and the coalition.
Nimran pointed out that the agreement concluded by the Sheikhs of Murad with the Houthis 5 years ago requires that Houthi not pass to Marib through the directorates of Murad, and that the country of Murad remain safe from the scourge of war and the horrors of the conflict; he expressed his hope for the renewal and revival of such agreements and the commitment of the people of the Murad tribe to defend the province through their brigades and military units in the areas of engagement in Serwah, Nehm and others.
Nimran said, advising Sheikh Al-Awadi and Sheikh Murad’s Sheikhs that individual work or within a narrow tribal framework is doomed to failure, especially Houthi operating within the framework of a large system and an official army with one head.
He concluded his message by calling for Murad’s sheikhs in legitimacy, including Sheikh Al-Ajji Ahmed Al-Talbi, to assume their responsibilities in this delicate stage of the tribe's history, where Murad is concerned with defending Marib within the framework of the large legal system and the coalition, and not on a purely tribal basis that will end in the tribe and Sheikh Yasser to ruin, destruction and failure.
