Al-Qaeda terrorist attack in Abyan was threatened by politicians and promoted by media professionals in Qatar and Turkey
English - Tuesday 06 September 2022 الساعة 08:21 pm
Aden, NewsYemen, special:
Al-Qaeda elements launched an armed attack on the Ahwar point of the security belt in Abyan, which caused the death of 21 soldiers from the southern forces, and a number of wounded, and the death of 6 Al-Qaeda militants.
This attack comes after the Brotherhood, represented by the Islah Party, lost its military influence in Abyan, following a military operation launched by the southern forces under the name "Seham Al-Sharaq".
Military personnel believe that the terrorist attack on Abyan comes within the framework of the terrorist organization's response and its local and international supporters to the operations of the southern forces in Abyan and Shabwa.
The southern forces were able to take revenge on the killers before the victims' blood cooled, according to political journalist Nabil al-Sufi.
Al-Sufi added: "The attackers were killed and those who remained alive were arrested. The investigation will reveal the clues," pointing out that terrorism in the south was threatened by politicians and promoted by media professionals from Muscat, Doha and Turkey.
The journalist, Adel Al-Yafei, in his tweet, supported what the politician Nabil Al-Sufi put forward, and indicated that this incident was caused by the media incitement against them by the Islah media and its followers.
He said: "They will write sarcastic, as we have accustomed to them, in every wound that affects the south and its people. But God will do justice to the oppressed and shame the oppressors."
The anti-terror forces in Abyan continue to pursue the organization's members and managed to capture one of its members and kill six others.
The Al-Qaeda Brotherhood is using a card to blow up the situation, as happened in Shabwa, and it has also consistently included members of the organization in the ranks of the army to undermine legitimacy and relieve international pressure on the Houthi group as a parallel terrorist militia.
Southern media professionals and journalists blamed the State of Qatar for this terrorist incident, which claimed the lives of a group of Abyans.
Journalist Saeed Bakran says, "Our patient and jihadist southern people are subjected to an unparalleled horrific terrorist aggression by those who are supposed to be their brothers in Arabism and Islam."
He added, "Qatar, its followers and its terrorist groups are waging a war against us and its media, and the groups that follow it openly declare their intention to kill us, break our will and confiscate our right to our land."
He continued, "In twenty-four hours, the Brotherhood terrorists supported by Doha killed ten of our youth in Shabwa and Abyan with treacherous and cowardly terrorist acts that were not committed to Islam, unity, or any related principle."
He stressed that this incident is a vengeful act of small Qatar, although the southerners did not attack it, but are fighting for their freedom, land and right.
