The Yemeni Presidential Council called on the “Transitional Council” to avoid escalating tensions – Mehr News Agency RCO News Agency

According to the report of Mehr news agency, quoted from Rai Alyoum newspaper base, Abdullah Al-Aulimipublished this message hours after Yemen’s official television announced that the forces of the Transitional Council of the airport “Al-Ryan» in Hadramaut attacked and looted its contents.

Al-Aulimi He said: “With the beginning of the new year, we emphasize that there is still an opportunity to return to the voice of reason and wisdom, and it is still possible to prevent bloodshed and reduce tensions; And this should be done with real retreat from Hadramaut and Al-Mahrah to begin.”

He added: “I have a clear and fraternal request to my dear brothers and colleagues in the Presidential Leadership Council, those with whom we disagree in assessing the situation, and also to our brothers in the Southern Transitional Council, especially those who are moving towards escalating the tension or still sending military forces: to reconsider their positions and behavior, to put the public interest and the interests of the citizens before everything and to refrain from any actions that cause sedition or push the situation towards Complexity and tension will increase, avoid it.”

Al-Aulimi He warned that “opening a new front of conflict in the country will undoubtedly affect the economic, social and livelihood situation and will double the sufferings of the tired and injured people.”

The so-called Transitional Council of South Yemen, affiliated to the UAE, announced that among the provinces Hadramaut and Al-Mahrah It does not retreat in the south of Yemen, and recently, extensive military equipment has been sent to Hadramaut has sent to strengthen its presence and influence in this region.

In the past years, this group has repeatedly expanded its military influence in the southern provinces, including Aden. the evening, Hadramaut and Al-Mahrah has taken action and these movements have repeatedly caused conflicts with the forces of the self-proclaimed government in Aden.