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Coup militia kidnap 14 Dhali'ee people in indiscriminate arrest campaign

[03/08/2017 09:08]

DHALE'A-SABA
The Saleh-Houthi militia have arrested 14 Dhali'ee persons from the district of Juban, Dhali'a province, in a mass and indiscriminate arrest campaign.

Local sources told the army's new website www.26September.net that the militias arrested the persons and took them to unknown places today, two days after the escort of a rebel leader was killed in the same area.

The Saleh-Houthi coup militia have military checkpoints in all areas under their control. In these checkpoints they arrest all passersby suspected of holding even opposite political views to theirs.