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Youth of Sheba: "Al-Rayyan" campaigns inaugurate chaos with regional support

English - Tuesday 01 November 2022 الساعة 03:08 pm

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Al-Jawf, NewsYemen, private:

The Sheba Youth Council has warned of the danger of the tribal disputes currently being established in the Al-Rayyan area in the north of Ma'rib Governorate, in rejection of the decision to dismiss the Brotherhood's Governor of Al-Jawf, Amin Al-Aymi.

In a statement, the council revealed that there was information that Houthi elements had come to these areas from the Houthi-controlled Al-Jawf governorate, declaring its rejection of what it called "the blackmail process that some forces resort to using under tribal slogans for the purpose of putting pressure on the survival of the corrupt."  He holds the parties behind these arguments fully responsible for any action or targeting that disturbs security or affects the military leaders and the tribe opposed to the sectarian Houthi group.

The statement considered these arguments "come in the context of initiating chaos in eastern Yemen with regional support aimed at overthrowing these areas in the hands of the Houthis," reiterating his position in support of the Presidential Command Council and its support for its decisions.

 The statement stressed the centrality of the issue of restoring Sanaa and liberating it from the grip of Iran, calling on all anti-Houthi forces to support the consensus embodied by the Presidential Leadership Council and to work on a common national basis that enhances the building of state institutions and provides an attractive model in the liberated areas.

 While the Sheba Youth Council renewed its stances towards the south and its right to full empowerment of all southern governorates, it recalled its previous demands from the Leadership Council to enable the people of Ma'rib to administer the governorate, which he said "a political faction rules it and practices mistakes in its name and mobilizes people under tribal names and puts forward with the Leadership Council and another step forward to reject its decisions,” referring to the Brotherhood.