As the conflict increased within the wings of the Houthi militia, the kidnapping and killing of the student at the College of Medicine, Rumaila Al-Sharabi, in Sana’a, sparked a state of discontent among Yemeni society due to the militia’s failure to secure the capital, Sana’a.
The body of the student, Rumaila, was found rotting inside her car after 4 days after her disappearance after leaving the pharmacy department of a private university in Sana’a.
According to the victim’s father, Dr. Abdul-Malik Ismail Al-Sharabi, his daughter was studying in the fourth level of pharmacy, and he was rejoicing about her imminent graduation, and she is the only one with her mother, Dr. Lana Al-Sharabi, and her life is normal. She attends classes every day without stopping and competes in studying constantly.
Al-Sharabi said that she left the university, disappeared, and appeared murdered in her car 4 days later. Her condition was deplorable as the body had been inside a car without oxygen for 4 days with the doors closed, confirming the presence of suspects and the case is still under investigation. . He added: “She did not bear any evil or hatred toward anyone. “Her concern was writing, studying, and success, and continuing her studies with high success and a high desire for academic achievement,” while the university where the student studied denied what the Houthis promoted, that she committed suicide on campus.
The university said in a statement that the surveillance camera showed the student leaving the university building. On Monday after she attended lectures normally, and it was the last day that the student was at the university, she explained that the police notified her last Thursday evening that the student was found in a state of suicide on top of her car in the Haddah area.
The media quoted one of the shop owners who was found. The car in front of him, with a corpse inside, indicates that a person remained inside the car for hours before he left it and left without returning.
The killing of the student coincides with the escalation of the conflict within the wings of the Houthi militia, which caused the death and injury of at least 15 Houthis in clashes that broke out the day before yesterday in Saada Governorate.
Tribal sources in Saada said that 3 Houthi militants were killed and 12 were injured in violent clashes between Houthi security members working in the May 22 police, led by Hamza al-Shar’i, and others affiliated with the leader Muhammad Abdul-Azim al-Houthi, who presents himself as the leader of a movement opposed to the militia leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi. .
The sources reported that the fighting broke out against the backdrop of a conflict over a house they had robbed in the city of Saada, indicating that the clashes involved medium and light weapons.
The Houthi security media acknowledged the death of 3 people and confirmed their funeral in Saada.
The Houthi security media acknowledged the death of 3 people and confirmed their funeral in Saada. A child recruited by the militia was recently killed during a parade in Harf Sufyan District in Amran Governorate by bullets from the training course supervisor, Badr Ali Mabkhout Subaihi.