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'Military establishment to strike with iron fist all proponents of secession, rebellion and regionalism'

[10/08/2019 01:18]

ALJAWF-SABA
The military establishment will strike with an iron fist all the proponents of secession, rebellion and regionalism so as to preserve the social fabric, the Sixth Military Region has warned.

Following separatists stirring of unrest in Aden today, the Sixth Military Region, one of six regions forming the military, blamed Hani bin Bureik, a senior figure in the separatist Southern Transitional Council, for stirring the unrest and regionalism-based violence in Yemen's temporary capital.

In a statement, the Region said what bin Bureik did are "war crimes that aim to destabilize security in the temporary capital Aden."