News - Yemen: Deputies of the pro-aggression government (Hadi government) managed to escape to Al-Ghaydah city, the capital of Al-Mahra governorate, which is under the control of the Saudi forces.

 The angry protests organized by the Southern Transitional Council (STC) in the cities of Seiyun and Mukalla forced Hadi’s deputies not to hold meetings for them in the cities of Hadramout governorate.
 
Activists from the southern governorates demanded, on social media, the people of Mahrah to stage angry demonstrations, rejecting the presence of Hadi’s representatives in Ghaydah.
 
Other activists considered that the Saudi forces would not be able to provide protection to the deputies in Ghaydah in the face of the movements of the free people of Mahrah. 

Activists affiliated with the STC vowed to thwart the plans and sessions of the group of parliamentarians loyal to the pro-aggression government, pointing to the need to "expel them from Mahra, similar to what happened in Seiyun and Mukalla."
 
Hadi’s government provoked the masses and leaders of the STC by sending al-Barakani and a number of other representatives at the end of last week to Seiyun, after the STC promised to “shake the earth from under the feet of Hadi’s representatives in Seiyun.”
 
The Parliament in the capital, Sana'a, had revoked the membership of representatives loyal to the coalition on charges of treason.