The crimes of the Brotherhood in Shabwa .. precedents that the governorate has not witnessed in its history
English - Wednesday 23 June 2021 الساعة 08:42 pm
Aden, NewsYemen:
The official spokesman for the Southern Armed Forces, Muhammad al-Naqib, confirmed that the popular stance rejecting the Brotherhood's authority in Shabwa governorate has left it in a state of confusion.
This came as a comment on the arrests and violations carried out by Brotherhood militias in Shabwa, in conjunction with the preparations made by the provincial transitional leadership to demonstrate and stand against the Brotherhood's practices next Saturday.
Al-Naqeeb said in a tweet to him on Twitter, that the persistence of the terrorist Brotherhood militias in Shabwa governorate in committing grave terrorist crimes against citizens not only confirms their continued disregard for the Riyadh Agreement, but also confirms that the popular position rejecting and resisting their presence there has left them in a state of aggressive, hysterical terrorist confusion.
The Brotherhood militia had arrested a member of the National Assembly of the Transitional Council in the governorate, Ahmed Nasser al-Awlaki and his companions, and also sent messages of threats and threats to the committee supervising the demonstration.
The deputy head of the media department in the Southern Transitional Council, Mansour Saleh, described the daily kidnappings, banditry, banditry, and terrorist acts in Shabwa as a shameful matter, and they are no longer an expression of political disagreement, nor just a terrorist act, but rather exceeded all of that to the fact that it has become a flawed moral fall that does not honor the free people of Shabwa.
Saleh said in a post on his Facebook page, what the Shabwa authority, and those it cooperates with from the occupation militia and the forces of terrorism, are doing has become shameful, and it deserves a revolution against it. Where they have arrested students, kidnapped passersby, cut off and plundered travelers, assassinated soldiers, raided safe villages and spilled the blood of innocents in the rallies and streets.
He added, "Precedents that Shabwa did not witness, nor its bright history tarnish the history of this governorate and offend its people, their customs and noble values, and they require the free people in it to rise, reject and revolution."
