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سفيان · 2010-06-25, 07:07 AM

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YEMEN: Military ****ls al-Dhalia, four killed, eight wounded

June 23, 9:15 PM · Jane Novak - Yemen Headlines Examiner
June 23, Sana'a--Violent clashes between Yemeni troops and southern protesters are in their second day in al-Dhalia, southern Yemen. Three soldiers and a woman were reported killed. Eight were injured from both sides
Conflict erupted yesterday the army ****led Jahaf district with artillery fire accompanied by Katyusha rockets. The target zone extended to the city center of al-Dhalia, local sources said.
The Yemeni military authorities launched the campaign in order to break the siege on military camps imposed by armed locals. Military reinforcements of more than 20 units, several tanks and armored vehicles arrived in the area, witnesses said.
An armed faction loyal to the Southern Movement imposed the siege on the military camps four nights ago after the government reneged on a previous peace deal. Months ago, a presidential commission agreed to end the military blockade on al-Dhalia and withdraw from military outposts in the region in return for the activists' pledge to open streets. However the military commander responsible for the agreement's implementation refused to withdraw from the army's quarters in the Jahaf section of al-Dhalia.
Protests began again in al-Dhalia when the army ****led residential areas on 8 June, killing five civilians and injuring about 20 others.
Lahj: Thousands in funeral procession

On Wednesday morning, thousands of supporters of the Southern Movement demonstrated in a funeral procession from Lahj to Radfan, southern of Yemen, to bury three activists killed by security forces days earlier during peaceful anti-government protests.

Sources said the participants raised the flags of the former South Yemen and green decals with pictures of the dead activists. They chanted slogans calling for the secession of the south from the north of Yemen.

The Southern Movement began in 2007 as a protest movement calling for equal rights for southerners and an end to perceived institutionalized discrimination against the region and its inhabitants since 1994's civil war. The movement is a loose coalition of anti-government groups that largely remained peaceful in the face of repetitive state violence against protesters and widespread arbitrary arrests of demonstrators.

By Abdullah A. Qaid in Sana'a, Editing by Jane Novak

2010-06-25, 07:07 AM	#5
سفيان قلـــــم فضـــي تاريخ التسجيل: 2007-12-01 المشاركات: 2,297	http://www.examiner.com/x-36012-Yeme...-eight-wounded YEMEN: Military ls al-Dhalia, four killed, eight wounded June 23, 9:15 PM · Jane Novak - Yemen Headlines Examiner June 23, Sana'a--Violent clashes between Yemeni troops and southern protesters are in their second day in al-Dhalia, southern Yemen. Three soldiers and a woman were reported killed. Eight were injured from both sides Conflict erupted yesterday the army **led Jahaf district with artillery fire accompanied by Katyusha rockets. The target zone extended to the city center of al-Dhalia, local sources said. The Yemeni military authorities launched the campaign in order to break the siege on military camps imposed by armed locals. Military reinforcements of more than 20 units, several tanks and armored vehicles arrived in the area, witnesses said. An armed faction loyal to the Southern Movement imposed the siege on the military camps four nights ago after the government reneged on a previous peace deal. Months ago, a presidential commission agreed to end the military blockade on al-Dhalia and withdraw from military outposts in the region in return for the activists' pledge to open streets. However the military commander responsible for the agreement's implementation refused to withdraw from the army's quarters in the Jahaf section of al-Dhalia. Protests began again in al-Dhalia when the army led residential areas on 8 June, killing five civilians and injuring about 20 others. Lahj: Thousands in funeral procession** On Wednesday morning, thousands of supporters of the Southern Movement demonstrated in a funeral procession from Lahj to Radfan, southern of Yemen, to bury three activists killed by security forces days earlier during peaceful anti-government protests. Sources said the participants raised the flags of the former South Yemen and green decals with pictures of the dead activists. They chanted slogans calling for the secession of the south from the north of Yemen. The Southern Movement began in 2007 as a protest movement calling for equal rights for southerners and an end to perceived institutionalized discrimination against the region and its inhabitants since 1994's civil war. The movement is a loose coalition of anti-government groups that largely remained peaceful in the face of repetitive state violence against protesters and widespread arbitrary arrests of demonstrators. By Abdullah A. Qaid in Sana'a, Editing by Jane Novak __________________ يريد المرء أن يعطى منـاه .................ويأبـى الله إلا مــا أرادا قول المرء فائدتي ومالـي ............وتقوى الله أفضل ما استفادا ولرب نازلةٍ يضيق لها الفتى .......ذرعاً وعند الله منها المخرج ضاقت فلما استحكمت حلقاتها .......فرجت وكنت أظنها لا تفرج