Hamid Al-Ahmar attacks the coalition again: He did more to us than Iran did
English - Monday 31 May 2021 الساعة 08:00 pm
Aden, NewsYemen
The leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamid al-Ahmar, again attacked the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia, accusing him of deliberately deviating from the declared objectives of his intervention and distorting the war compass, and turning it into a war of attrition for Yemen and the Yemenis, according to his claim.
Al-Ahmar, who lives in Turkey, in an interview with "Al-Quds Al-Arabi" newspaper, accused the Arab coalition, published on Sunday, of "shackling the legitimacy, confiscating its decision, preventing it from managing state affairs and the economy in the liberated areas, and occupying the Yemeni islands."
He said, "The coalition has become a problem in itself, and what we suffered from the coalition is no less than the harm we suffered from Iran." like he said.
And he continued, the president, government and parliament are all under house arrest. He claimed that the Arab coalition did not allow the House of Representatives to convene.
Al-Ahmar claimed that the Arab Coalition did not allow the National Army to advance towards Sana'a after its arrival beyond the impulse, and it was imposed on the army to be only in a state of defense of the sites it reached.
But the Brotherhood leader - who was the first to bless the overthrow of the Houthi militia in Saada governorate, and separate it from the Yemeni republic regime, at the end of President Ali Abdullah Saleh's rule - at the same time, he returned at the same time to acknowledge that the legitimacy controlled by the Brotherhood's Islah Party, the Nehm Front handed over the strategy to the Houthi militia Without a fight.
