Al-Qaeda field leader killed and his associates killed during a raid on Yemeni security in Abyan

Al-Qaeda field leader killed and his associates killed during a raid on Yemeni security in Abyan

By abdulwhed Al-sumae

senior al-Qaeda leader, the wing of the Arabian Peninsula, was assassinated 18 April  and his facilities in clashes with security forces in Al-Wadeeh, the president's hometown in Abyan province.

Security forces and residents said troops from the Rapid Intervention Division of the security belt in Abyan launched a raid on a hideout used by armed elements of al-Qaeda in the village of Dubli in Al-Wadeeh Directorate
 
In the details, a security official said that "after the monitoring and tracking of wanted persons raided the security force and a grave used by the leader of the base Hussein Ali Baizri, who has previously issued threats to attack against the forces of the belt and the UAE forces, and his companion Murad Dubbly Al Batani named" Abu Hamza. "

The source added: "The two men (Baizri and Aldubli) were killed in the clashes during the raid."
The operation was a continuation of the crackdown on al-Qaeda in Abyan, where al-Qaeda militants still make some villages and remote areas a safe place to hide

The forces of the security belt launched early this year a large-scale military campaign to expel the militants of al-Qaeda in the areas of Mudeip and Mahfad and took control of the two cities.
  

The role they played in the organization

The source pointed out that Baizri is an active field leader in al-Qaeda, director of Al-Wadeea, the brother of the organization's emir in the Directorate of Al-Wadeeh Al-Khader Baizri, who was killed by the security forces last December at the Directorate.
Is a leading al-Qaeda leader who is a highly skilled explosives expert who has received instruction in Afghanistan about nine years ago.
He also spoke fluent English and had the task of communicating with outside elements
Background and the consequences of their kill
Yemeni sources pointed out that the dead Murad al-Doubli and Hasan Basuri, are among the most dangerous leaders of al-Qaeda in Yemen, and therefore the role of the organization in the region will decline significantly

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