Ibb.. Houthi militia kidnaps dozens of students who objected to the dismissal of their school principal

Today, Tuesday, the Houthi militia kidnapped dozens of students in a town west of Ibb Governorate, central Yemen, and threw them into its prisons.

Local sources said that the Houthi militia appointed one of its followers, called "Mahran Al-Ahdal", as director of Al-Mithaq School in the Far' Al-Udayn Directorate, and dismissed its director, Mr. "Saif Muhammad."

According to the sources, dozens of students gathered in a demonstration and raised banners rejecting the dismissal of the school principal and the appointment of a Houthi as his replacement.

The sources indicated that the Houthi militia sent a military campaign and kidnapped dozens of students and threw them into its prisons.

The sources reported that among the kidnapped students were "Abdulrahman Saif, Jalal Hamoud, Qusay Muhammad Muhammad, Akram Annan, Radwan Muqbil, and Zaher Amin Ahmed."

The militia still refuses to release them, according to sources.

The Houthi crime refers to the behavior of the Israeli occupation, which arrests and kidnaps Palestinian students and children from the streets of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and the Houthis follow its approach completely.