Hadi to agitate regional conflict in Southern Yemen

ADEN, Oct. 17 (YPA) – Political analysts have revealed the exiled president Hadi’s intention to agitate a regional conflict in southern Yemen through his decisions he is making in appointing southerner officials in high-profile positions.

Media sources disclosed that the exiled President Hadi to appoint a leader from Abyan province as Aden governor.

The editor-in-chief of Aden al-Ghad Newspaper, Fathi bin Lazrq said the exiled Hadi’s government will issues decision to appoint Mohammed Ali Ahmed as the governor for the Southern Port City of Aden.

The designation of Mohamed Ali Ahmed as governor of Aden province showing that Hadi is bullying by one of the prominent leaders of the Abyan axis, who is well-known for his atrocities in the 1980s in Abyan and Aden.

According to the observers, his designation aims to confront the repercussions of the south transition movements funded by the United Arab Emirates occupation forces.

They said that Hadi is to agitating a regional conflict between the Yemeni factions in all southern provinces, through the return of Mohammed Ali Ahmed to Aden which will witness, events like the events of January 1986.

E.M