In Amran, Houthi militia launches extensive violations against the Dhuh Mashaf tribe in Al-Qafla region.
- Houthi militia launched a campaign of violations against the Dhu Mashaf tribe in Amran.
- Militia members invaded homes, ransacked belongings, and stole personal property from residents.
- Qat farms were targeted, with militia seizing crops and creating fear within the community.
- Residents demanded investigations and accountability for the militia's actions and return of stolen items.
Houthi Militia Launches Campaign of Violations Against Dhu Mashaf Tribe in Al-Qafla
The Houthi militia has initiated a widespread campaign of violations against the residents of the Dhu Mashaf tribe in the Al-Qafla district of Amran Governorate. This aggressive action has sparked significant outrage among local citizens.
Home Invasions and Property Theft
Local sources report that the operation, led by district director Abu Majid Al-Jaish and security chief Abu Mohammed Ashish, involved multiple security vehicles and armed personnel. During the campaign, militia members invaded homes, ransacked their contents, and stole personal belongings.
Seizure of Qat Crops and Intimidation of Residents
The Houthi campaign also targeted local qat farms, with militia members seizing crops. Residents condemned this act as arbitrary and unjustified, leading to heightened tension and fear within the community.
Calls for Investigation and Accountability
Community members have strongly condemned the militia’s actions, urging local authorities to investigate the incident and hold those responsible accountable. They demand the return of stolen property to its rightful owners.
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