Saudi-led coalition abuses Muslim figures in southern Yemen

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The Arab Organization for Human Rights (AOHR) in Britain held the UAE  forces and their paid fighters, main part of the Saudi-led coalition, backed by the US,  responsible for all assassinations in Aden city, southern Yemen.

The organization called on the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the UN Security Council to form an international commission to investigate the repeated assassinations in Yemen.

Unknown gunmen assassinated an imam of a mosque in the city. The gunmen on a car opened fire at Sheikh Ayman Baymin, a well-known social figure in Mansoura, while he was getting out of his car in Enmaa area of Mansoura district, killing him instantly.

It is believed that the gunmen belonging to paid fighters funded by the United Arab Emirates (UAE)  forces.

An Imam of al-Taqua masjid was also killed by unknown gunmen, riding a motorcycle, and shooting dead Hameed al-Athoari in al-Naser area of Khur Maksar district and the residents condemned this crime.

YemenExtra correspondent said the Imam and preacher of Al-Furqan mosque in Borega district, Sheikh Hani Osman Ali, was killed by gunmen riding a motorcycle while leaving the dawn prayer, while the perpetrators fled.
The residents of Aden blamed the UAE paid fighterers for the security chaos in the province and the ongoing assassinations of clerics, military and security leaders and the kidnapping and rape of women in the city.

According to local sources, unknown gunmen opened fire on the Imam and preacher of Thu al-Qarnin mosque, Abduh Ghalib al-Shamiri in al-Kasarh area of al-Buriqah district.

In addition, unknown gunmen opened fire on the Imam and preacher of Abdullah Azzam mosque in Al-Dakhka area of Mualla district, Mohammad Ragheb Bazarah, after he left Esha prayer by the intelligence of the UAE forces .

Above all, Yasser Al-Ezzi, an imam of Al-Shuhdaa mosque was shot dead with silencer gun by unknown gunmen beside Kaltix round in Al-Mansura district.

Aden city and other southern provinces, under the control of the UAE and Saudi forces, have been witnessing chaos amid conflict between UAE and Saudi Arabia over control of the Yemeni lands, islands and ports.