Amjad Khaled links Al-Qaeda, Houthis, and Muslim Brotherhood in south targeting
Security investigations in Hadramout have confirmed that the wanted individual, Amjad Khaled, who has been sentenced to death for terrorism and assassination cases, has been working for years as a key figure linked to networks associated with the Houthi movement. He has played a direct role in assassination operations targeting figures in the south, including journalist Muhammad Ayyadah. Confessions revealed that Khaled was planning and recruiting elements from areas controlled by the Houthis and Taiz, and he participated in monitoring and executing bombings and assassinations, despite existing arrest warrants and court rulings against him. The investigations connect his activities to prior security reports, raising questions about the extent of protection provided to him by authorities, as he continued his operations in areas under the control of the Brotherhood, even with arrest warrants and judicial rulings against him. This situation reflects an environment that has enabled him to persist in carrying out terrorist acts against leaders, soldiers, and civilians in the liberated provinces.
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