Fierce clashes: Brotherhood militia continues crimes against civilians in Yemen’s Shabwah
The terrorist Muslim Brotherhood continues to commit human rights violations in southern Yemen to fuel conflict and destabilize the country. The militias of the Reform Party of the Muslim Brotherhood returned to their practices in violation of the ceasefire resolution approved by a committee from the Yemeni Presidency Council. They escalated their attacks in the governorate of Shabwa.
Severe clashes
Meanwhile, Yemeni sources reported that violent clashes broke out between tribes and the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist militia in Arain Arma in the Yemeni province of Shabwah. Meanwhile, the Arma sit-in camp in Shabwah province hosted tribal gatherings of the Himyar and Awalik tribes during this period in support of the Belabid tribe and the eastern region in response to developments against the Aryan terrorist militia.
The tribes demanded that Brotherhood terrorist militias stop setting up camps on their territory, saying that the tribes in Shabwah province as a whole will not accept any manipulation, plundering of their wealth, or undermining their security and stability.
The heavily-armed tribal crowd, led by several tribal figures and prominent members of society, faced the sit-in, where they were greeted by a delegation led by Sheik Aqeel Humaid to welcome the tribal elders.
The tribal masses have also completed preparations for a military confrontation with the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist militia to protect their lands after the 48-day deadline declared by the Belabid tribe, which was due to expire Thursday afternoon.
Torture and Detention Facilities
The Shabwah Muslim Brotherhood militia continues to torture civilians in the province through a number of secret prisons and detention centers outside the framework of the state to house large numbers of abductees, a violation that has been going on for more than a few years.
Since seizing power in Shabwah, the Brotherhood has been encroaching on the people of Yemen’s province to achieve their goals.
According to informed sources, Brotherhood militias attacked with heavy weapons the positions of the Amaleqa Forces and the Shabwah Defense Force in the town of Qarn Al-Dhabia near the junction of the Arma Directorate on the border from the directorates of Wadi Hadramaut.
The Brotherhood offensive triggered violent clashes in the town as Brotherhood militias continued to bring in combat reinforcements from Marib province and the Hadramaut valley, the terrorist group’s last stronghold in eastern Yemen, it said.
