Shabwa rises up against the "Brotherhood of Yemen"
English - Thursday 08 July 2021 الساعة 08:39 am
Shabwa, NewsYemen, private:
Shabwa's demonstrations, on Wednesday, against the Brotherhood of Yemen, the Islah party, which controls the oil province, revealed the group's fragility, and their fear that matters would reach armed struggle, as they rushed to launch a large campaign of arrests.
The exit of demonstrators in the majority of Shabwa districts is an important development in favor of the Southern Transitional Council, as it is the first time that demonstrations have taken place in all districts.
In Baihan, the security forces loyal to the "Islah Party" opened fire on the demonstrators, causing injuries, while the militia raided the town of Habban to prevent the demonstration, and launched a campaign of arrests targeting the majority of Shabwa districts.
The leader of the Southern Transitional Council, Salem al-Awlaki, commenting on the demonstrations, said that Shabwa tweeted with the southern squadron, and the dawn visitors, the killers and the tools of Brotherhood terrorism did not succeed in confiscating people's convictions, so Shabwa is southern, as a homeland, conscience and identity.
While the southern leader, Ahmed bin Farid, saw the reform practices against the demonstrators, on the day of the invasion of the south, confirming that the approach to the occupation of the south that took place in 1994 still exists in all its forms despite the passage of many years of time.
For his part, the writer, Muhammad Habtoor, said that the Brotherhood’s empowerment authority in Shabwa has fallen today, and all its hopes and superficial dreams have evaporated in transforming Shabwa into a Brotherhood emirate.
Habtoor added, "The challenge shown by the sons of Shabwa against the terrorist Brotherhood's repression machine deserves to stand, study and understand well, and it is a message to all regional and international powers, noting that no one can impose projects formulated in intelligence offices and the corridors of organizations on free peoples." , calling for a better understanding of the message.
The politician, Saleh Ali Al-Dawil, on the other hand, confirmed that Shabwa today delivered its voice carried by the sizzling of militia bullets and the sound of their explosions. They buried him, emitting a mighty force greater than they expected.
In parallel, the politician, Adel Al-Shbehi, commenting on the Shabwa demonstrations, said that the policy of suppressing peaceful demonstrators does not reflect a keen and responsible authority, and will not deter people from expressing or leaving, but will only increase their insistence on rejecting this behavior, which is added to their previous demands.
