Major General Ahmed Saeed Bin Brik, Vice President of the Southern Transitional Council, confirmed that the council’s speech does not target anyone in particular, but rather targets the hands that are tampering with the safety, security and stability of the southern lands. 

Ben Brik pointed out that the lives of citizens were cheap in order to protect the south, stressing that the Council was never advocates of war, but rather advocates of peace, life, and fraternity with everyone. 

He added: “Despite our differences in strategies and methods as colleagues, leaders and officials, we come together under the roof of love for the dear South.”

Bin Brik had sharply criticized the selection of wrong leaders that hinder progress and progress, as he said in his previous post:

Wrong choices of the quality of leadership, whether political or administrative at the level of centers, cities, or governorates, always leave our societies with harmful social consequences that hinder the dynamic of development that is in keeping with the positive aspirations of societies eager to advance themselves through creating qualitative education and providing social services, even if they are minimal. It works to stabilize the psychological state of the citizen and the general situation so that everyone, leadership and people (each according to their interests and inclinations), can make proper planning in all aspects. Life, whether political, economic, administrative, intellectual or educational...

Today, all leadership figures must reflect on their failures in their unworthy choices of people whose presence has exacerbated the suffering of provinces that were on the right path. Instead of being the solution, they have become the problem...

Our people in the governorates will not survive the disasters of choices if false national loyalties continue to control the fate of a nation shared by minds whose personal interests prevail over all interests

Written by Major General Ahmed Saeed Bin Brik

Vice President of the Southern Transitional Council