The STC is facing a brotherhood Houthi campaign aimed at inciting the street against the council
English - Tuesday 19 April 2022 الساعة 12:45 am
Aden, NewsYemen, special:
The Transitional Council is being subjected to a media campaign, from joint Houthi-Brotherhood kitchens, aimed at provoking the southern people.
These media kitchens intensified their campaigns in conjunction with the return of the government to Aden, and talk about the arrival of members of the Presidential Leadership Council, of which the STC became a part, as they falsified false statements and spread false news aimed at shuffling the cards in the south.
Since the announcement of the Leadership Council, campaigns have diversified in one direction against the transitional, and before the return of the government, the incitement began by announcing the arrival of forces affiliated with the National Resistance to the Ma’ashiq Palace and deploying in Aden to secure the members of the Leadership Council and the government, which was denied by the National Resistance.
The Houthi leader, Muhammad al-Bakhiti, attacked the Southern Transitional Council, against the background of its acceptance to participate in the Presidential Leadership Council, trying to incite the southern street to come out against the leadership of the Council, and against the Arab coalition.
The leader of the Southern Transitional Council, Mansour Saleh, considered the false campaigns of the Brotherhood and the Houthis as the last weapons and cards of the defeated to target southern victories.
Saleh said, in a tweet to him on Twitter, that the era of men for men is past as it is, adding that the STC did not deliver the south while it is under the roar of cannons, so how can it deliver it today when it has become at the top of the decision-making ladder, which will only be for the benefit of the south, its people and its cause.
For his part, political activist Muhammad Saeed Bahaddad stressed that the awareness of the people of the south will thwart all desperate and miserable attempts by parties, personalities and media sites with known reference and funding to cause a rift in the relationship between the southern citizen and the southern leadership.
Bahaddad said, in a tweet to him, that everyone should trust that all malicious and suspicious efforts will be lost and reach a dead end, and our people and leadership will win.
For his part, Fadl Al-Esai said that the Transitional Council is playing politics, and the reality confirms that it has entered the game and is moving towards keeping pace with regional and international developments, adding that whoever compares it with the reality of the Houthi militia is undoubtedly a short view of the scene, and only temporarily wants to deal with show and screaming.
Al-Esai added that the realistic reading confirms that the Southern Transitional Council is achieving a political victory in Yemen and gaining international acceptance, which has kept it away from the classification of terrorist and violating groups, and reached decision-making and through it finding solutions to determine the fate of the issue of the people of the south.
Member of the General Assembly of the Transitional Council, Wathiq Al-Hasani, tweeted, "We welcomed with confidence the Riyadh consultations and their outcomes were one of our goals, and today we also confidently welcome their implementation."
Al-Hasani added, for the record, your confidence in yourself and your leadership confuses the skeptics and the stalkers.
