Yemen..Houthi militias exploit their rejection of the armistice by sending military reinforcements to the battle fronts
The terrorist Houthi militia continued to exploit the commitment of the Yemeni government and the Arab coalition, militarily, economically and politically, to the ceasefire and humanitarian truce sponsored by the United Nations.
Yemeni political and military sources stated that the militias continue to exploit the commitment of the Yemeni government and the coalition to the truce and not to launch military attacks on them after their refusal to extend the truce, which has been going on for more than a month and a half, by increasing combat crowds and sending them to the fighting fronts, reinforced by the weapons they introduced through the port of Hodeidah during armistice, as well as launching terrorist attacks on oil ports and economic interests and threatening international navigation.
She pointed out that the militias continued to abuse the residents of the areas under their control, by imposing more levies, laws that serve their sectarian goals, and the latest so-called "code of occupational conduct", through which it aims to fully control the job in the civil and military sectors, which states "a pledge of The employee worked according to the militias and sectarian ideas,” stressing through its leaders that the “blog” is an alternative to the Yemeni constitution and the beginning of the establishment of their modern state.
She explained that during the truce, the militias continued to abuse tribes in their areas of control, and confiscated their lands in the districts of Bani Hashish, Arhab, Hamdan, Bani Hawat and Bani Matar in the capital Sana'a, as well as targeting the tribes of the governorates of Al-Bayda, Al-Mahwit, Dhamar, Al-Jawf and Ibb, as well as kidnapping their opponents from the military. The ancients, and imposed house arrest on parliamentarians living in their regions.
The militias also supported al-Qaeda and ISIS elements, coordinated with the Brotherhood, and supported them with weapons, money and fighters, with the aim of destabilizing security and stability in the liberated areas, as happened in the governorates of Abyan and Shabwa, and currently in Al-Bayda.
On the ground, field sources confirmed that the Houthi militia continued to send combat reinforcements and weapons to the fighting fronts in Marib, Al-Jawf, Hajjah and the outskirts of Shabwa from the Al-Bayda side, and towards the western and northwestern fronts of Taiz, with the aim of strengthening its presence in those areas in preparation for launching new attacks against the army and resistance positions there.
The sources stated that the reinforcements include advanced weapons, including Katyusha rocket launchers, anti-armor missiles, marches and their mobile launch platforms, as well as conventional weapons.
She pointed out that large Houthi reinforcements were sent to the fronts around Ma'rib, with the aim of attacking the governorate's oil and gas resources, reaching the Shabwa oil ports, as well as blocking the international roads linking Yemen and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile, calls for military action to restore international law and impose peace by force continued, after the recent Houthi escalation in the oil and gas sector and international shipping, and the escalating abuse of civilians in its areas of control.
In this regard, the Presidency of the House of Representatives, "Parliament", called on the Presidential Leadership Council and the Arab Alliance to quickly take the decision to deter the actions of the Houthi terrorist militia, and to fight the decisive battle to restore the state by various means, especially military means.
According to the official Saba news agency, the commission called for "moving on all fronts and saving the Yemeni people from the crimes that Al-Houthi practices daily and in full view of the world."
On the other hand, the Houthi militia acknowledged the killing of 20 of its members, including field commanders, on the fighting fronts during the days.
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