Al-Sabiha tribes accuse Islah Party of working to ignite conflicts in province

LHAJ, Dec. 01 (YPA) – A number of Al-Sabiha tribes in Lahj province, south of Yemen accused on Wednesday the Saudi-backed Islah militants of working to ignite conflicts in the province’s sons.

In a statement issued by the tribes said that the Islah militias, led by “Abu Bakr Al-Jaboli,” the commander of the “Fourth Infantry Brigade” of the Saudi-led coalition forces, have destabilized security, stability and chaos in Tur Al Baha district.

The statement of tribes warned the Islah Party against continuing to exploit the difficult living conditions that the country is going through, and push Al-Sabiha’s sons to be scapegoats for the implementation of the Brotherhood’s plans in the province.

It held the Islah party full responsible for what would happen to the sons of Al-Sabiha in the event that the party’s plans succeeded in igniting strife among the tribe’s members.

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