Islamic World News Analysis Group reports that after Saleh’s death fighters of Saudi alliance are bombing Sana’a heavily. Yemen ministry of State also declared the end of riots and fights by death of militia’s leader, Ali Abdullah Saleh. However, there are fights going in different parts of Yemen …
In the last week, Reza Zarrab’s statement (Iranian-Turkish businessman) in a US court put Erdogan government under sever pressure.
The full text of the Ministry of Interior’s statement:
Islamic World News Analysis Group reports: Sheikh Hussain Aldaihi, leader of Al Wefaq National Islamic Society, tweeted; “Ayatollah Isa Qassim will go to hospital for treatment in the next 24 hours.”
Islamic World News Analysis Group reports: With increasing the riots in Sana’a by Saleh militia, Saudi alliance is attacking Yemen in all fronts.
After Saleh stands against AnsarAllah today and supporting of it in the statement of Saudi alliance, Yemeni Scholars Association in their statement demand immediate ceasefire between Yemeni groups and reunion of all groups in Yemen. AnsarAllah in their statement reject Saleh stand to negotiate with Saudi alliance, saying “Yemen’s enemies trying to destroy Yemen from inside after they could not achieve it by their armies from outside.”
Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement says it has fired a cruise missile at a nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates capital, Abu Dhabi.
Islamic World News Analysis Group reports: After starting the political disputes and sporadic fights between Yemeni groups from Wednesday, Yemen ministry of defence announces the end of fights in Sana’a, capital of Yemen, today. The situation in Sana’a is normal and public places are open, safe and functional.
The Bahraini dictator al-Khalifa regime continues to the oppress Ayatollah Shaykh Isa Qasem and the Bahraini nation. Please pray for his health and well-being.
By Philip Giraldi /
Philip M. Giraldi is a former CIA counter-terrorism specialist and military intelligence officer who served nineteen years overseas in Turkey, Italy, Germany, and Spain.
