“The campaign aimed at Islah based on the background of the situation of some fronts is being carried out by local parties in order to achieve what they may think is political gains,” said Adnan al-Audaini, deputy head of the Information and Culture Department at the Yemeni Islah Party.

“They know that the issue of the fronts is in the hands of the armed forces and is under the direct supervision of the coalition,” Adnan al-Audaini wrote on his Facebook page last Friday.

Al-Audaini felt sorry, “to use those who provide their blood to satisfy the desires of revenge and the practice of political revenge at the time we need a high degree of overtaking and looking forward to the future.”

He clarified “What makes this campaign meaningless and difficult to understand outside the context of the political clout of the strict position of Islah that insists on the integration of all forms of resistance within the armed forces as an authority responsible for the affairs of war and it confirmed it repeatedly.”

“It is true that like these campaigns will not succeed in distorting a party like Islah party and its big sacrifices and its clear position on the coup, but they are causing a more serious matter, which is to undermine the environment needed by various parties to build confidence among them. And I do not think that any wise man will see that is in the interests of the country that faces the challenge of standing again on its feet.” He said.

There have been voices that hint at the fronts of the army and the resistance in the region of Nihm that they did not move during the last period, bearing responsibility on the Islah not to move as if they are its fronts and not the fronts of the National Army and the Arab Alliance that supervise the conduct of battles from a joint operations room.