http://www.إخبارية.net/index.php/2011/05/15/10260.html Hood organization says mass graves found in Yemen
Two martyrs have joined the martyrs convoy of the peaceful youth revolution of Yemen on Saturday May 13th 2-11 due to their severe wounds.
Moath Mohammed Sa'ad was shot by security forces on Tuesday, April 19th by live bullets during a march to the 60th St. He was transfered to Science and Technology University Hospital in the ICU section until he died this day. This raises the death toll of that march to 6 martyrs.
Martyr Khaled Najee Al-Shahidi, passed away yesterday after Maghrib prayer in Sana'a. Khaled owns a motorcyle which is his daily income for him and his family. As we have seen motorcyle effects during the revolution and how they transfer the wounded to the hospitals, Khaled was never late in helping out. On Wednesday's Sana'a Massacre, Khaled was shot in his abdomen while hospitalizing an injured protester, instead he got hospitalized to Azal Hospital and was in the ICU until he passed away. Khaled's wounds were severe that he passed away on Saturday May 14th leaving behind a young wife and a 10 days old son. This raises the death toll of Wednesday Massacre to 14 martyrs.
http://nationalyemen.com/2011/04/20/un-security-council-fails-to-agree-on-yemen-case/
UN Security council says Yemen not an important issue. Report initiated by Germany but vetoed by whom they called "the usual suspects" likely China and Russia
Another bloody day in Taiz; witness said that ammunition was distributed to security forces and armed men in civilian clothes to attack the peaceful protesters in Jamal St. After the protesters were attacked and injured they headed towards the Oil Company and the Civil Services Office in Jamal St and closed it down after security forces opened it this morning. Security forces then attacked the protesters again by live ammunition, water cannons and gas bombs as well as snipers from rooftops. More reinforcements of Republican Guards arrived to the scene and started chasing the protesters in the neighborhoods close to Freedom Square. This attack resulted in a martyr and 16 protesters injured by live bullets, 6 of them are in critical condition.
After the deadly attacks once again,
Updates: 35 protesters were shot by live bullets and hospitalized, 3 of them are in critical condition- clinical death.
Gunmen on Top of Building
Security Reinforcements
Graphic: Injured protesters in hospital
Heavy gunfire and injures
Attacks on protesters
Attacks + youth chanting: Oh youth of Captial, we want a resolution night
Photos: Graphic:
Due to the continuous violent attacks on the peaceful protesters in all the different Squares around Yemen, the youth revolution have decided that this is the final step of the revolution, their escalation will be as follows:
Sana'a: Marching and expansion to Al-Ribat St. and gaining control of it.
Aden: Marching towards the Presidential Palace.
Taiz: They're promising on taking different steps that will confuse the regime in the coming days.
Also, many of the youth have promised us surprises that will bring joy and happiness to all the great Yemenis.
Friday in Ibb: beating an old man until death
Two martyrs have joined the martyrs convoy of the peaceful youth revolution of Yemen on Saturday May 13th 2-11 due to their severe wounds.
Moath Mohammed Sa'ad was shot by security forces on Tuesday, April 19th by live bullets during a march to the 60th St. He was transfered to Science and Technology University Hospital in the ICU section until he died this day. This raises the death toll of that march to 6 martyrs.
Martyr Khaled Najee Al-Shahidi, passed away yesterday after Maghrib prayer in Sana'a. Khaled owns a motorcyle which is his daily income for him and his family. As we have seen motorcyle effects during the revolution and how they transfer the wounded to the hospitals, Khaled was never late in helping out. On Wednesday's Sana'a Massacre, Khaled was shot in his abdomen while hospitalizing an injured protester, instead he got hospitalized to Azal Hospital and was in the ICU until he passed away. Khaled's wounds were severe that he passed away on Saturday May 14th leaving behind a young wife and a 10 days old son. This raises the death toll of Wednesday Massacre to 14 martyrs.
http://nationalyemen.com/2011/04/20/un-security-council-fails-to-agree-on-yemen-case/
UN Security council says Yemen not an important issue. Report initiated by Germany but vetoed by whom they called "the usual suspects" likely China and Russia
Another bloody day in Taiz; witness said that ammunition was distributed to security forces and armed men in civilian clothes to attack the peaceful protesters in Jamal St. After the protesters were attacked and injured they headed towards the Oil Company and the Civil Services Office in Jamal St and closed it down after security forces opened it this morning. Security forces then attacked the protesters again by live ammunition, water cannons and gas bombs as well as snipers from rooftops. More reinforcements of Republican Guards arrived to the scene and started chasing the protesters in the neighborhoods close to Freedom Square. This attack resulted in a martyr and 16 protesters injured by live bullets, 6 of them are in critical condition.
After the deadly attacks once again,
Updates: 35 protesters were shot by live bullets and hospitalized, 3 of them are in critical condition- clinical death.
Gunmen on Top of Building
Security Reinforcements
Graphic: Injured protesters in hospital
Heavy gunfire and injures
Attacks on protesters
Attacks + youth chanting: Oh youth of Captial, we want a resolution night
Photos: Graphic:
Sana'a: Marching and expansion to Al-Ribat St. and gaining control of it.
Aden: Marching towards the Presidential Palace.
Taiz: They're promising on taking different steps that will confuse the regime in the coming days.
Also, many of the youth have promised us surprises that will bring joy and happiness to all the great Yemenis.
Friday in Ibb: beating an old man until death
No comments:
Post a Comment