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Government directives expose the Minister of Interior and deny the relationship of the Presidential Council with Brotherhood recruitment operations in Taiz

English - Wednesday 15 June 2022 الساعة 04:55 pm

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Taiz, NewsYemen, special:

 The head of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad Al-Alimi directed the Minister of Interior, Major General Ibrahim Haidan, to stop the recruitment operations carried out by the Brotherhood in Taiz, according to the minister's orders.

Al-Alimi's instructions came in an official letter addressed to the minister by Prime Minister Maeen Abdul-Malik, and Newsymen obtained a copy of it.

Addressing the minister, Moeen pointed out directives issued by Al-Alimi to completely stop any new recruitment operations affiliated with the Ministry of Interior at the present time.

He stressed the minister to direct the suspension of any recruitment procedures, "including those that were based on previous directives regarding the addition of new security forces."

A source in the local authority in Taiz revealed earlier to "Newsmen" directives from the President of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad Al-Alimi to the Governor of Taiz to stop the recruitment operations that were recently revealed in Taiz under the name of "emergency forces" of the Ministry of Interior.

The source’s clarification came as a response to Haydan’s letter to the governor of Taiz and the leaders of the axis and security in the governorate, in which he said that the recruitment processes that take place in the “Technical School” and “Al-Afa Camp” in the Al-Shamayatain District, are official recruitment under the framework of the Ministry of Interior.

In his letter, the minister claimed that he had "official directives" to do so, without specifying whether they were issued by the Presidential Council, only saying that "the President of the Presidential Leadership Council is aware of them."

Suspicious numbering operations were recently revealed in Taiz and unannounced, led by the Brotherhood, Muhammad Salem al-Khoulani, the former commander of the military police, under the name of "emergency forces" with the aim of including 5,000 members of the Brotherhood, under the directives of the Minister of Interior Ibrahim Haidan.