The Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Taher Al-Aqeeli, along with the leadership of the Fourth Military Region, expressed deep sorrow over the sudden passing of Brigadier General Ayman Shakeeb Al-Adani. He served as the commander of the Sixth Support and Reinforcement Brigade in the Al-Turbah axis. General Shakeeb died from a heart attack while attending a military course in Taiz Governorate. His military career and combat roles against the Houthi militia earned him widespread respect, particularly for his contributions to the liberation of Aden and various battlefronts.
In a heartfelt condolence message to the family of the deceased, the Minister of Defense emphasized General Shakeeb’s significant contributions to national defense. The leadership of the Fourth Military Region echoed this sentiment, noting that his departure represents a substantial loss for the military institution due to his active field role and outstanding performance in combat.
In a related statement, Minister of Youth and Sports Nayef Al-Bakri also mourned General Shakeeb, highlighting that the nation has lost a dedicated leader who shouldered responsibilities during critical times. General Shakeeb exemplified loyalty and commitment to national duty, leaving a lasting mark on the history of the armed forces.
Various official entities extended their heartfelt condolences to the family and comrades of the late general, praying for his soul to find eternal peace. General Shakeeb was a pivotal figure in the military, leaving behind a legacy of courage and sacrifice for the nation.
Brigadier General Ayman Shakeeb passed away on the morning of Thursday, July 2, 2026, in the Al-Shamayatain district of Taiz Governorate. His body will be transported to his hometown in the temporary capital, Aden, for burial. The loss of this leader marks a significant moment in the history of the Yemeni armed forces, underscoring the importance of unity and support for legitimate leadership.
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