From al-alam to al-alam.. Brotherhood follies that paved the way for Al-Houthi towards Marib and Shabwa
English - Thursday 28 October 2021 الساعة 11:08 am
Sana'a, NewsYemen, private:
In August of 2019, Sheikh Ahmed Muhammad al-Thabti, director of the Abdiya Directorate, appeared wearing his military uniform and standing next to leaders of the Legitimacy Army, threatening to close the “conquest” of Aden and liberate it from the grip of the STC, before the coalition aircraft ended this “Brotherhood” dream with the famous bombing incident at Al-Alam point. The eastern entrance to Aden.
These events embodied one of the biggest absurd battles that the Brotherhood led to liberate the "liberator" and diverted the battle from the direction of Sanaa and the Houthis towards Aden and the opponents of the Houthis, led by the Transitional, for which it mobilized its forces in Marib and marched towards Shabwa and Abyan to storm Aden and called it the "Khaybar Battle," according to Description of one of its flags
Two years and two months after the appearance of Al-Thabti, preparing enthusiastically to liberate Aden, the man appeared yesterday, Wednesday, in the heart of Sanaa, accompanied by a leader of the Houthi group, after he surrendered to the Houthi militia, which arrived in his hometown of Abdiya from the same road he took two years ago with the crowds of his group towards Aden. from Ma'rib.
The Houthi militia surrounded Al-Abdiyyah as soon as it extended its hand over the Harib district, south of Marib, coming from Al-Bayda through the three districts of Baihan, which fell into its hands on the 21st of September without a fight. Al-Abdiyyah fell and was followed by the Juba and Jabal Murad districts, in less than two weeks.
“No way if the transitional forces in Bayhan said that the Houthis did not advance an inch, nor were they stabbed us in the back like the group.”
For more than a year, the Houthi militia failed to storm the Murad areas from the south through the link line between Al-Juba and Qaniya in Al-Bayda, to be able to finally achieve its dream of overthrowing it by turning from Bayhan towards Harib, and today it is actually threatening the city of Marib.
The approach of the Houthi threat to Marib is the result of the policy of corruption and absurdity and the absurd battles led by the Brotherhood, which removed all the factors of power to confront the Houthi, on top of which was the great role played by the coalition forces, specifically the Emirati forces, which had the decisive factor in the liberation of Marib in 2015 AD with air support and support from Land with troops and equipment and secure the city from Houthi missiles with the Patriot system, which is among the most expensive air defense systems.
Marib lost all this thanks to the Brotherhood's incitement against the Emirati role, and today it is paying the price as it faces the advance of the Houthi militia alone after the legitimate army evaporated and turned into fake statements.
The same scene has become identical in the Shabwa governorate, which is under the threat of the Houthi militia after it took control of the Bihan districts, and the prominent leader of the militia called Abu Ali Al-Hakim recently appeared threatening in a video clip showing him among a crowd of his group's supporters to take control of Shabwa completely, all the way to the Arabian Sea.
Al-Houthi’s threats come at a time when the Shabwa Brotherhood’s authority is still preoccupied with its absurd wars against the people of the governorate and its tribes and with incitement against the remaining presence of the Arab coalition forces in Shabwa.
Its militias rushed to surround the Al-Alam camp, located north of Ataq, hours after the Emirati forces withdrew from it permanently as a fruit of Brotherhood incitement, threatening to storm the camp and forcefully evacuate it from the Shabwani Elite Forces present inside it, while continuing its demand to remove the Emirati forces from the Balhaf facility and expel the elite forces from it. also.
The continuation of the Brotherhood’s incitement against the coalition forces and the Shabwani elite comes at a time when their militias are absent on the ground by moving towards liberating the Bihan districts or even in confronting the Houthi threat, in a scene that exposes the feud between the two parties.
