Houthi crimes in Al-Hodeidah .. Imposing levies and recruiting prisoners
English - Tuesday 28 July 2020 الساعة 05:18 pm
Hodeidah, Newsyemen
The Houthi militia, Iran's arm in Yemen, has intensified its crimes towards the residents of Hodeidah Governorate and resorted to the imposition of levies and the forced recruitment of youth and children to the point of attracting prisoners in the police stations, after its human forces crumbled on the front lines.
Security sources said that the Houthi delegates in the centers of the Hodeidah governorates under their control carried out field campaigns that targeted the owners of the shops and imposed large sums of money on them.
The sums imposed by the Houthi militia on the shops came under the name of the sacrifices of the Mujahideen during the holiday, and it is a new method of blackmail and plundering the citizens ’money, according to the sources.
In an attempt to save the ranks of its human forces, Iran’s arm directed the police station supervisors in Al-Hodeidah districts to recruit prisoners against whom cannabis and narcotic cases were restricted.
The sources revealed to "NewsYemen" that the Houthi militia had informed the directors of the departments of recruiting young men who have hadhish or drug cases or problems with their parents and taking them to the fronts of the fighting.
In the Hays district (south), the Houthi militia coup militia has been gathering fighters for days at the Al-Udain Junction, located between Hodeidah and Ibb, in an attempt to advance them to advanced fire lines.
"NewsYemen" sources said that the process of mobilizing fighters coincided with the development of barricades and barricades in the Sagam junction towards the Makbana district of Taiz Governorate.
In the Zabid district, the Houthi militia, led by invitees Ahmed Hanish and the leader Muhammad Obaid Din, has brought together more than 80 elements from the various military sites in the district.
The sources confirmed that the Houthi militia is planning to send fighters to the Al-Jawf front, where the militia is trying to make any penetration towards the oil-rich Marib Governorate.
