Yemen: Government moves towards military intervention to end the rebellion in the Hadramaut plateau.

Arabian Sea Newspaper - Special

Arab Sea - Special: Informed sources have confirmed that the government, headed by Salem bin Brik in Aden, is moving towards military intervention to end the rebellion in the Hadramaut plateau. This option is now strongly on the table after all solutions have been exhausted and local mediations have failed. The source confirmed that arrest warrants have been issued by the Attorney General for the arrest of the leaders of the rebellion, namely: Amr bin Habrish, the head of what is known as the Hadramaut Tribes Alliance (lacking confidence), Brigadier General Saleh Al-Awbathani, the commander of the newly established, suspicious, and irregular so-called Hadramaut Protection Forces, and Saeed Al-Amoudi, one of the senior elements of the rebellion in the plateau. The government move aims to secure oil concession areas and routes for transporting sovereign resources. To support the economic reforms undertaken by the Aden government with the support of the international community. Popular and political circles in Hadramaut Governorate have expressed their full support for these decisions to impose security and stability and protect Hadramaut from the dangers of outlaw militias and rebels against the local authorities.