Aden.. The Security Committee confirms full control of Crater district and the continued pursuit of Nubian and his associates
English - Monday 04 October 2021 الساعة 10:15 am
Aden, NewsYemen:
The Security Committee in Aden Governorate confirmed full control of all neighborhoods of Crater district, after the battles that took place on Saturday, in the district.
It said that the security forces are still pursuing the so-called Imam Ahmed Abdo Al-Silwi (the Nubi) and his aides until they are arrested and brought to justice so that they can receive their deterrent punishment for the crimes they committed against the city and its citizens.
In a statement issued on Sunday evening, it called on all the citizens of Aden to cooperate with the security services and to report any suspicious movements and to provide any information about the whereabouts and hiding of this gang; Warning that it will not tolerate any cover-up of those involved in yesterday's events, or cooperation or participation with them.
The security committee in Aden indicated that it will present all the details of the operation, the seizures, and any developments related to the security operation, respectively.
It added, "The committee, while saluting the brave security men, and applauding their valor and sacrifice in order to protect and secure the capital, Aden, and to protect the lives and property of citizens, has mercy on all the martyrs who died while performing their national duty, and asks God to grant the wounded a speedy recovery."
The Security Committee also saluted the citizens of Crater city for their steadfastness, patience, cooperation and dedication in helping and supporting the security services, "which helped in the success of the mission and rid the city of this waged terrorist gang that outlaws law and order."
The governor of Aden Governorate, Ahmed Lamlas, had confirmed earlier on Sunday that security and stability in the Crater district would be restored, and community life would return to normal. He directed an inspection visit to the Directorate to form a committee to determine the damage caused by the recent bloody confrontations, and vowed to hold those responsible for its outbreak to account through the judiciary.
