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Security official says 12 rebels seized in old Saada city
SAADA.OCT.06 (Saba) -
Undersecretary of Interior Ministry Major Mohammed al-Qawsi announced last Monday
that the
security bodies in the old Saada city arrested 12 rebels within a terrorist cell
which targets security and stability of the province.
On another hand, a military source told Saba that the armed and security forces
destroyed two workshops of terrorists, located at Oreig mountain between Saqeen
and Hidan
areas, were used for fitting mines and bombs as well as some rebels' accouterments
in al-Malahidh area .
The source added that armed and security forces is continuing chasing the rebels to
uproot them in Sufyan, Saada, and al-Malahidh areas and thwarting those elements'
attempts
to slip into some farms and houses of citizens for using them as shields to carry
out terrorist acts against citizens and soldiers .
The armed and security forces attacked a vehicle of the field rebels' leader
Roh-Allah al-Qutabri in Al Salem area destroying one of the rebels' dens in the
area wherein
several rebels were killed and other injured, the source made it clear.
On their constant victory, the military forces targeted a special den of the
terrorist Ali Abdullah Bakhtan, killing four rebels and razing a car and a
12.7-machine gun.
The source drew attention that special military units pulled out the mines and
explosives planted by the rebel elements in the roads.
Furthermore, the source mentioned that the military forces found a big quantity of
amassed armaments and explosives, cassettes, CDs and papers which the rebel
elements left
behind after their fleeing from the areas that the armed and security forces mopped
up .
Al- Houthi rebels have been launching intermittent wars against the troops since 2004.
Since the fighting erupted in 2004, thousands of people, soldiers and insurgents
have been killed in Saada province, which located close to border with Saudi
Arabia, after
the rebel group was founded by rebel leader Hussein al- Houthi.
Hussein, the eldest brother of the current group leader Abdul-Malik, was killed by
the army in September 2004.
The Yemeni government accuses the Houthi group of trying to reinstall the rule of
imams, which was toppled by a republican revolution in northern Yemen in 1962.
BA
Undersecretary of Interior Ministry Major Mohammed al-Qawsi announced last Monday
that the
security bodies in the old Saada city arrested 12 rebels within a terrorist cell
which targets security and stability of the province.
On another hand, a military source told Saba that the armed and security forces
destroyed two workshops of terrorists, located at Oreig mountain between Saqeen
and Hidan
areas, were used for fitting mines and bombs as well as some rebels' accouterments
in al-Malahidh area .
The source added that armed and security forces is continuing chasing the rebels to
uproot them in Sufyan, Saada, and al-Malahidh areas and thwarting those elements'
attempts
to slip into some farms and houses of citizens for using them as shields to carry
out terrorist acts against citizens and soldiers .
The armed and security forces attacked a vehicle of the field rebels' leader
Roh-Allah al-Qutabri in Al Salem area destroying one of the rebels' dens in the
area wherein
several rebels were killed and other injured, the source made it clear.
On their constant victory, the military forces targeted a special den of the
terrorist Ali Abdullah Bakhtan, killing four rebels and razing a car and a
12.7-machine gun.
The source drew attention that special military units pulled out the mines and
explosives planted by the rebel elements in the roads.
Furthermore, the source mentioned that the military forces found a big quantity of
amassed armaments and explosives, cassettes, CDs and papers which the rebel
elements left
behind after their fleeing from the areas that the armed and security forces mopped
up .
Al- Houthi rebels have been launching intermittent wars against the troops since 2004.
Since the fighting erupted in 2004, thousands of people, soldiers and insurgents
have been killed in Saada province, which located close to border with Saudi
Arabia, after
the rebel group was founded by rebel leader Hussein al- Houthi.
Hussein, the eldest brother of the current group leader Abdul-Malik, was killed by
the army in September 2004.
The Yemeni government accuses the Houthi group of trying to reinstall the rule of
imams, which was toppled by a republican revolution in northern Yemen in 1962.
BA
