Head of the Information and Culture Department of the Yemeni Islah Party, Ali al-Jaradi, said that Marib is making a qualitative military equation that will result in peace equations for Yemen and the region as a whole.

In his tweet on Twitter, al-Jaradi added, "A year ago, Iran's news agency said in an arrogant language that its militias in Yemen, led by Revolutionary Guards officer, Hassan Erlo, would break their fast on dates of Marib, indicating that the Arab Alliance and Marib took his life.

Al-Jaradi affirmed that without breaking Iran's arm, there is no point in begging for peace from the advocates of death.

And today, Iran acknowledged the death of its military governor over Sanaa, Hassan Erlo, three days after he left on an Iraqi military plane after the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia agreed to his exit on humanitarian grounds.

It is believed that Erlu, who was considered the de facto ruler of the militias and the supervisor of their attacks on Marib, has died of his injuries on the fronts of the Governorate.

And the Iranian Foreign Ministry claimed that Erlo’s death came as a result of being infected with the Corna virus, but Yemeni sources denied the validity of what Tehran had said, and they said that the evidence for this is that Sana’a hospitals did not record any medical review of Erlo from any disease, he also had no symptoms of COVID-19.

And Erlo is an air defense officer, the principal engineer of Houthi airstrikes and an expert on anti-aircraft weapons.

Erlo is also considered one of the key officers in the Quds Force, which was led by Qassem Soleimani, and he belongs to a family most of whose members were in the Revolutionary Guards, according to the German news agency.