Ahead of revealing the agreement with the "Houthis" in Turkey, Al-Islah reveals the surrender of 11 military units in Laj exclusively -. YNP... On Sunday, the Al-Aslah party - the Yemeni branch of the Muslim Brotherhood - admitted that it had turned the tables on its rivals, amid mounting accusations of "treason" leveled against it. Platforms and media linked to the party published the names of 11 military units in the south - only one of which is controlled by al-Islah - deployed along the operational theater west of Lahj. These units include the 4th Hizam ("Security Belt") Brigade, the 35th Infantry Brigade and the 1st Mujawir Brigade, alongside the Al-Baha Title Axis and the 4th Mountain Infantry Brigade. Also listed are the 6th Support and Reinforcement Brigade, the 7th Brigade, the 8th Brigade, the Nasr Brigade, the 120th Brigade as well as the "Giant" forces (al-Amlika) and the "Homeland Defense" (Dira al-Watan) forces. The party confirmed the surrender of all these units and the handing over of their positions along the front lines in al-Mudariba, al-Muqatra, al-Kabaita and Tawar al-Baha. Al-Aslah's revelation about these military units comes amid growing criticism of his forces in Leh. Media reports revealed the conclusion of a new agreement between the party and the "Houthis". "These sources explained that the agreement was reached in Turkey during the last two days between Adil al-Hasani - a former leader of the "Southern Resistance" - and Hamud al-Muhalfi. Al-Bahá's title axis forces, led by Abu Bakr al-Jaboli, report directly to al-Muhalfi, who is one of the prominent founders. The agreement between al-Mukhalfi and Sana'a concerns the city of Taiz, the final stronghold of al-Mukhalfi and his faction in western Yemen.

Ahead of revealing the agreement with the "Houthis" in Turkey, Al-Islah reveals the surrender of 11 military units in Laj exclusively -. YNP... On Sunday, the Al-Aslah party - the Yemeni branch of the Muslim Brotherhood - admitted that it had turned the tables on its rivals, amid mounting accusations of "treason" leveled against it. Platforms and media linked to the party published the names of 11 military units in the south - only one of which is controlled by al-Islah - deployed along the operational theater west of Lahj. These units include the 4th Hizam ("Security Belt") Brigade, the 35th Infantry Brigade and the 1st Mujawir Brigade, alongside the Al-Baha Title Axis and the 4th Mountain Infantry Brigade. Also listed are the 6th Support and Reinforcement Brigade, the 7th Brigade, the 8th Brigade, the Nasr Brigade, the 120th Brigade as well as the "Giant" forces (al-Amlika) and the "Homeland Defense" (Dira al-Watan) forces. The party confirmed the surrender of all these units and the handing over of their positions along the front lines in al-Mudariba, al-Muqatra, al-Kabaita and Tawar al-Baha. Al-Aslah's revelation about these military units comes amid growing criticism of his forces in Leh. Media reports revealed the conclusion of a new agreement between the party and the "Houthis". "These sources explained that the agreement was reached in Turkey during the last two days between Adil al-Hasani - a former leader of the "Southern Resistance" - and Hamud al-Muhalfi. Al-Bahá's title axis forces, led by Abu Bakr al-Jaboli, report directly to al-Muhalfi, who is one of the prominent founders. The agreement between al-Mukhalfi and Sana'a concerns the city of Taiz, the final stronghold of al-Mukhalfi and his faction in western Yemen.