Houthi militia steps up against Saudi Arabia.. Forms “military council” of those Riyadh wanted in Sanaa – Al Amana Net

Media sources revealed that a “military council” was formed in Sana’a consisting of several Saudi elements who wanted security, supported by Houthi terrorist militias.

Yemeni journalist Fares Al-Humairi revealed that dozens of Saudis came to Sanaa, Saada and the Houthi-controlled areas, all wanted by Riyadh’s security forces or opposition.

Adding, quoting private sources, the arrival of 4 leadership elements who have been involved for years with Al-Qaeda through the Al-Bayda Administration to Sanaa, which is under the control of the Houthi militia, has also to confirm.

Explaining that these Saudis arrived alone or in batches and through many routes in direct coordination with the Houthis, some of them crossed the border and others came through a third country.

Al-Humairi said that the Houthis provided housing for these Saudis and held several meetings with them over the past months and weeks, and that most of these meetings took place there the complex that housed a large city in Haddah, south of the capital, Sanaa. , explaining that it is also used as housing for Saudi opposition figures.

Al-Humairi revealed that the meetings led to what he called a “military council,” and the organizational form of the council and the naming of tasks were agreed upon, as well as the naming of officers for the most prominent Saudi departments.

The Houthi terrorist militia has previously drawn hundreds of Saudi opposition members to demand security forces in Riyadh, while earlier reports revealed that there were training camps for these elements in Saada Governorate, the militia’s stronghold.

The publication of this military council also comes back from the recent return of threats made by the prominent leaders of the Houthi group against Saudi Arabia, with accusations that it hindered the implementation of the so-called map a road that was reached through secret negotiations between the two. side with Omani mediation.

The Houthi rebel militia accuses Riyadh of obstructing the implementation of the road map in response to American pressure that calls for an end to the militia attacks at sea in exchange for continuing the path to peace in Yemen.