Militias support Nehm Sana'a front with a convoy from Bagel, Hodeidah
English - Friday 28 February 2020 الساعة 03:57 pm
Al-Hodeidah / Mocha, Newsyemen
Sending a convoy of aid and support from the Al-Hodeidah countryside on the western coast for the fighters of the Iranian arm militia in Nehm front to increase the depletion of the population and increase the suffering and extortion of the citizens in Tihama.
In an excessive review and intense disregard for the suffering and conditions of residents and citizens in Al Hudiedah districts and areas of Tihama under implementation, looting and unrelenting Houthi levies, and the conditions of war and deadly diseases - militias obliged citizens in northeastern Hudeidah to finance a food convoy and in-kind and financial assistance to support Nehm Front northeast of Sanaa, adjacent to the war fronts in Al-Jawf and Marib.
The militia directed a convoy, including a number of cars and vehicles, from the Bajel district under the slogan "Supporting the Mujahideen in Nehm", at the weekend.
A local observer told Newsyemen that the convoy included various foods, more than 200 sheep, three oxen, and more than thirty million riyals in cash which was deposited by the local authority.
In a related context in Bagel, the director of the Bagel Directorate, Abdulatif al-Muayyad, along with the director of the Traffic Department, Muhammad Mahdi Salah, supervised the setting of cement barriers in places that impede the flow of traffic and vehicles on the tour of Sana'a-Al-Kudan Street.
According to information, some concrete barriers were collected to the coast front to make barricades and barriers.
Houthi militia movements continue at various levels and in different directions in the city and districts of Hodeidah, by multiplying the intellectual and educational targets of students in schools, rural women and mosque preachers, as well as security and mobilization measures in conjunction with the military moves.
The militias complete the acquisition of all administrative positions and positions in the educational, extension, and other sectors, in addition to continuing to sweep the education sector and impose new curricula.
