Shabwa awaits the "Riyadh Agreement" .. Forces loyal to the Brotherhood are busy pursuing STC activists
English - Monday 04 January 2021 الساعة 03:54 pm
Shabwa, NewsYemen, Special Report:
Despite the formation of a government for the Riyadh Agreement, a major battle with the Iranian arm began from its first hour. The Brotherhood’s military and security arms controlling Shabwa Governorate did not change their consistent program in pursuing the governorate's activists who opposed it, but rather intensified the repression against them.
In contrast to the turmoil and insecurity that the governorate is going through in full view of the "Brotherhood forces", these forces only intervene in pursuing political activists loyal to the Transitional Council with killings, abductions and arbitrary arrests.
On Saturday, and in the capital Ataq, Sheikh Awad Ali Al-Qatni, the sheikh of the sheikhs of Al-Qatna, was killed by Haitham Qihih Al-Dayani in the city center, and the perpetrator fled easily, and according to citizens of Wadi Khura, clashes with heavy weapons occurred after the killing of Sheikh Awad Al-Qatni between the two tribes.
Two days before that, the Shbika area of Ataq, the provincial capital, witnessed violent tribal confrontations between the Khalifa tribe, the Al Kamah family, and the Muqlim family, against the backdrop of a tribal revolt.
In exchange for the complete disappearance of the Brotherhood’s security forces in front of public issues, they attended three cases, all of which were kidnappings of citizens who oppose it politically and loyal to the Transitional Council partner in the government of the Riyadh Agreement.
The war with the transitional, with the authority of the Brotherhood leader appointed as governor of the governorate, Muhammad bin Adiu, remains the task, not controlling security and serving the citizens.
While the security authorities affiliated with the Brotherhood released a southern activist who was detained for a whole month despite all the prosecution's orders to release him or refer him to the judiciary, they arrested others, and the matter came to violating the sanctity of homes and storming them at night, when a force affiliated with the Brotherhood authorities raided the home of Nasser Qarda al-Hilali and kidnapped his son Ahmed, at dawn Friday.
Citizens in the governorate are waiting for the "train" of the Riyadh Agreement, which stipulates the return of the Shabwani Elite Forces to their previous positions to save the province from the grip of the Brotherhood, who set a bad and terrible example in the memory of every Shabwani citizen.
