The failure of the mobilization campaigns.. Silent societal discontent raises the concern of the Houthi militia
English - Thursday 17 February 2022 الساعة 06:13 pm
Sana'a, NewsYemen:
The daily attrition of Houthi militia members in the confrontations of the past weeks, and the population's reluctance from the terrorist group, has raised the concern and fears of the group's leaders in Sana'a and the neighboring provinces.
The Houthi militia - the Iranian arm in Yemen - in Sanaa is facing silent societal discontent and reluctance to face the burdens of forced living due to the successive price doses in the prices of oil derivatives, foodstuffs and medicines.
A Houthi campaign against Aqal neighborhoods, sheikhs, and destinations in the districts failed to mobilize at least 5 members for each sane neighborhood. According to local sources, a number of district leaders attributed the failure of the campaign to non-disbursement of salaries to employees, crises of oil derivatives and domestic gas, growing grievances, looting of citizens’ homes and lands, and neglect Many of the dead were captured in the ranks of the Houthi militia.
On Wednesday, February 16, 2022, the leader in the ranks of the militia and head of the so-called Supreme Political Council, Mahdi al-Mashat, summoned Yahya al-Ra’i, Speaker of Parliament in Sana’a, Muhammad al-Aidarous, appointed head of the Shura Council, and Ahmed al-Mutawakil, appointed head of the Supreme Judicial Council in Sana’a, and Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, head of the government run by the Houthi militia in Sanaa.
As reported by Saba News Agency in its Houthi version, the Houthi leader stressed "the need for state institutions to play their role effectively in mobilizing and mobilizing."
Parliamentary sources revealed that the House of Representatives in Sanaa obligated its members to go to the field in the directorates to mobilize fighters and push them to the fronts, which is the same task that was also entrusted to members of the Shura Council.
