The axis of Taiz sends Al-Majidi to calm the situation with Al-Sabiha
English - Wednesday 28 October 2020 الساعة 08:35 am
Lahj, NewsYemen, Private:
The Taiz Axis, which is the official designation of the Brotherhood’s army, demanded the Fourth Infantry Brigade in Tur Al-Baha to calm the situation with the Sabiha tribes in response to Saudi demands that mediated with the southern forces and the tribes of the region to pass a shipment of weapons that was on its way to Taiz via Sabaiha.
The 9th Brigade Sa'iqa, southern forces, had stopped the shipment after quarrels between Al Sabaiha and the Brotherhood through their camp, the “Fourth Infantry Brigade,” which they called the “Tur Al Baha Brigade”. .
The Saudi forces confirmed their support for the demands of the tribes and the 9th Brigade, Sa'iqa, and informed the Taiz axis, "If you want the shipment of weapons, the developments in Lahj will be stopped and the forces will be withdrawn to the fronts facing the Houthi north."
A document obtained by "NewsYemen" shows the decision of the Axis to send its staff, the commander of the 170th Brigade, Brigadier General Abdulaziz Al-Majidi, to the Fourth Infantry Brigade for what he called "the solution to the problem with the neighborhood."
Newswomen sources in the Fourth Brigade said that Brigadier General Abdulaziz Al-Majidi met with the leadership of the Fourth Brigade, demanding that the new points be lifted on the borders of Tur Al-Baha as well as the site of the Camp and return to the front in the Al-Akboush and Al-Ahkum area, and that his camp sites be in the Al-Sakheer area, and the sources said that Al-Majidi is asking Al-Jabouli military calm so that the Axis can resume its movements across the Sabiha area without intercepting the southern forces and the tribes of the region, and raise the embarrassment for the leadership of the Axis towards their commitment to the Saudi forces in Aden.
The document reveals the affiliation of the Fourth Brigade to the Taiz axis, in contrast to what it claims to be the “southern” axis. It also reveals behaviors similar to what happened before the control of Hujaria, as there seemed to be a formal division between the axis as an army claiming legitimacy and the “popular crowd” that was established by a Brotherhood decision that participated In it, “Abdo Farhan, known as Salem,” and “Hammoud Al-Mikhlafi” are easy to deal with in two ways, the field mobilization against al-Hujaria in exchange for official Saudi talk that the moves are informal and not controlled and the axis does not support them.
Southern sources considered the directive a "disclosure" of Al-Jabwani's allegations that he represented a special axis in Al-Sabaiha, and told "NewsYemen", "The document confirms Al-Jabwani's affiliation to the Brotherhood and its theater of operations, is Taiz, not Lahj," and said that this was "an additional factor in rejecting his movements to the south."
