The targeting of militia leaders has escalated since May.. 15 Houthis were killed in ambushes by tribal gunmen in Al-Jawf
English - Tuesday 22 June 2021 الساعة 02:48 pm
Al-Jouf, NewsYemen, private:
Tribal sources in Al-Jawf governorate said that more than fifteen supervisors and fighters of the Houthi militia, the Iranian arm in Yemen, were killed in two ambushes at the hands of tribal fighters in the governorate during the past week.
The sources added to NewsYemen: that tribal gunmen ambushed Houthi supervisors and fighters at two security points last week near the center of Al-Jawf governorate and shot them, killing about fifteen Houthis at the two points, against the background of Houthi supervisors assaulting people belonging to some of the Al-Jawf tribes. .
According to the sources, the supervisors and leaders of the Houthi militias, especially those belonging to the governorate of Saada, who assumed responsibility after taking control of the governorate, which the militias and leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood (Islah Party) accuse of handing it over to the Houthi militia, are now practicing various types of violations and repeated insults against the sons of the Al-Jawf tribes, even those who supported them In some battles against the Islah militias and members of the national army affiliated with the legitimacy, they became demanding that they turn into servants and slaves for the militia supervisors, which angered the sons of the Al-Jawf tribes, who felt that the Houthi militias practiced stab wounds against them.
The sources confirm that since the beginning of last May and during the month of June, the sons of the Al-Jawf tribes set up dozens of ambushes for leaders, supervisors and Houthi fighters, and killed some of them after being insulted by the Houthi leaders who were appointed to important positions in Al-Jawf Governorate. They were taking over or promised to take it when they fought alongside the militias during the fall of the province.
Upon its success, the Houthi militia deliberately seeks to overthrow any area by seeking to exclude, marginalize and exclude the people of those areas and their tribal and political symbol, and to bring supervisors, leaders and officials affiliated with the militias, especially from the people of Saada Governorate, and appoint them in the most important facilities and institutions, especially the revenue, in addition to their supervisors insulting many tribal leaders and social figures in These areas and seeking to turn them into mere servants and slaves to the leaders of the militias, especially those belonging to the Hashemite families from the governorate of Saada.
