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[00:00:01] civilians and civilian objects in
[00:00:19] Good evening, dear viewers, and welcome to the news bulletin.
[00:00:22] We begin
[00:00:24] with the headlines.
[00:00:28] Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Al-Aradah, discusses with the British Ambassador
[00:00:32] developments in the national scene and the repercussions
[00:00:37] hear anyone. No one of events.
[00:00:41] Our country strongly condemns the Houthi attacks on cities
[00:00:45] and Saudi civilian objects and the attempt to target
[00:00:48] Riyadh.
[00:00:53] The armed forces target elements and equipment of the Houthi
[00:00:57] terrorist militia in Al-Bayda Governorate.
[00:01:08] Welcome again to the details. Member
[00:01:12] of the Presidential Leadership Council, Governor of Marib, Lieutenant General
[00:01:15] Sultan Al-Aradah, discussed with the Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Yemen
[00:01:19] Abda Sharif, developments in the situation on the national
[00:01:21] arena in light of the Houthi military escalation and its repercussions
[00:01:25] on the security of Yemen and the region. The meeting,
[00:01:28] which was held via video call, addressed the latest
[00:01:32] military developments, including
[00:01:34] a tool of oppression the suffering of students and help them the control of the Houthi terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian
[00:01:37] regime, over strategic areas and sites
[00:01:41] leading to Bab al-Mandab, which represents a highly
[00:01:44] dangerous development that strengthens the Iranian presence and influence over one of the most
[00:01:48] important maritime passages in the region and opens
[00:01:53] The first 45 days I spent in the door for expanding threats to international shipping security and the security
[00:01:56] of the region and the world. Al-Aradah affirmed that the recent
[00:02:00] developments reflect the seriousness of the military transformations and that
[00:02:04] the fall of Bab al-Mandab under
[00:02:05] has become an open arena the control of a terrorist group linked to the Iranian
[00:02:08] project represents a direct threat to Yemeni national security
[00:02:12] and regional and international security and reveals the magnitude of the risks
[00:02:16] Refugee Council in Yemen, associated with controlling waterways and global
[00:02:19] trade routes, which transforms these strategic
[00:02:22] passages into tools for threatening and blackmailing the world
[00:02:26] and places the international community before
[00:02:29] the responsibility of seriously
[00:02:30] They took me down after a few dealing with the military transformations aimed at changing
[00:02:34] the balance of power and imposing a new reality that serves the Iranian agenda.
[00:02:38] Al-Aradah indicated that Marib stands
[00:02:41] with the Yemeni people and their national choices in restoring
[00:02:44] state institutions and consolidating the republican system,
[00:02:48] stressing that the cohesion of the people
[00:02:51] I was waiting for my wife to leave with of Marib, the armed forces, and the popular resistance on the fronts and in the fields, and the unity of the national
[00:02:55] ranks represents a strong national
[00:02:58] barrier in the face of the aggression of the Houthi terrorist militia, supported by the
[00:03:02] Iranian regime, pointing
[00:03:05] due to the Houthi military escalation out that the fronts in Marib will remain steadfast and cohesive
[00:03:07] and capable of dealing with
[00:03:10] people. In its report, various developments and field challenges. For her part, the British
[00:03:14] Ambassador affirmed the United
[00:03:17] especially in areas affected by Kingdom's interest in developments in Yemen and the region and its monitoring
[00:03:20] of the political, security, and military repercussions, reaffirming
[00:03:25] They said, "Congratulations the United Kingdom's commitment to continue its efforts with regional
[00:03:28] partners to support stability in Yemen.
[00:03:33] 250th anniversary of American The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates
[00:03:36] strongly condemned the launching of a ballistic
[00:03:39] missile by the Houthi terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian
[00:03:42] regime, towards the city of Riyadh and its attempt
[00:03:46] to target civilians and civilian objects in Bisha,
[00:03:51] the Aid for Development Foundation in Taif, Farasan, and Yanbu in the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Ministry
[00:03:54] affirmed our country's full solidarity with
[00:03:58] the Kingdom's leadership, government, and people, and its support
[00:04:02] for the legitimate measures taken
[00:04:04] They immediately put me in a solitary by the Kingdom to deter attacks and protect
[00:04:07] the Kingdom's security and sovereignty, the integrity of its territories,
[00:04:10] and its citizens and residents. The Ministry
[00:04:13] stressed that these attacks are an extension
[00:04:16] of the Houthi escalation in Yemen and a threat to international
[00:04:19] navigation. The Ministry held the Houthi militias
[00:04:23] responsible for these attacks and their repercussions, just
[00:04:26] as it holds the Iranian regime responsible for continuing its military
[00:04:30] support for them. The Ministry called on the international community to unite
[00:04:34] efforts and translate supporting positions into effective
[00:04:42] And a new suffering began taught them a lesson measures to enforce relevant Security Council resolutions and dismantle militia support networks, thereby curbing their ability to continue
[00:04:45] attacks.
[00:04:49] The Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen announced
[00:04:53] the success of the Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces in intercepting
[00:04:57] and destroying a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi
[00:05:00] snipers. There are terrorist militia towards Riyadh.
[00:05:03] The official spokesperson for the Coalition Forces, Major General
[00:05:06] Turki Al-Maliki, stated that the escalation
[00:05:08] by the Houthi terrorist militia and its continuous attempts to target
[00:05:14] the capital Riyadh confirm the stubbornness of this
[00:05:17] militia and its persistence in deliberately and systematically
[00:05:20] targeting civilians and civilian objects, in
[00:05:23] a terrorist
[00:05:24] and hostile act.
[00:05:28] The armed forces targeted equipment and elements of the Houthi
[00:05:32] terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian regime, in Al-Bayda
[00:05:35] Governorate. The spokesperson for the armed forces, Colonel
[00:05:38] Majid Al-Nuzaili, stated that the air
[00:05:42] forces targeted elements of the Houthi terrorist militia
[00:05:45] and their equipment in Al-Bayda Governorate. The armed
[00:05:49] forces continue their qualitative military operations
[00:05:52] to target the positions and movements of the Houthi
[00:05:55] terrorist militia and limit its ability to carry
[00:05:59] out its hostile acts against the armed forces
[00:06:02] and citizens.
[00:06:05] The Minister of Health, Dr. Qassem Buhaibah, discussed with the head of the
[00:06:08] French Doctors Without Borders mission and the emergency
[00:06:11] project coordinator, Othman Al-Haj, the existing interventions
[00:06:15] of the organization in the field of emergency and ambulance services. The Minister
[00:06:18] Bahibah reviewed the latest developments in the current emergency
[00:06:21] situation and the noticeable increase in the number of cases received
[00:06:25] by health facilities in light of the escalating military operations
[00:06:29] and the resulting injuries and cases that require
[00:06:32] urgent medical intervention and life-saving
[00:06:35] measures. He emphasized the importance of continuous assessment
[00:06:38] of the reality of emergency services and the needs of health facilities
[00:06:42] to help identify priorities and gaps and take
[00:06:46] appropriate measures at the right time. For
[00:06:49] his part, Al-Haj reviewed the organization's
[00:06:52] priorities and directions for the coming year,
[00:06:56] 2027, stressing the continuation of work to develop interventions
[00:06:59] according to actual needs and the priorities of the health
[00:07:02] sector, and to enhance coordination with the Ministry of Health
[00:07:06] and relevant authorities to raise the level of readiness
[00:07:09] and response to emergency
[00:07:12] cases. The Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Muhammad Al-Faqmi, discussed
[00:07:16] with the representative of the United Nations High Commissioner
[00:07:19] for Refugees in Yemen, Armin Yedgarian,
[00:07:23] ways to enhance coordination efforts to meet the humanitarian
[00:07:26] needs of displaced persons due to the recent escalation by the Houthi
[00:07:29] terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian regime.
[00:07:33] The meeting addressed aspects of support and urgent humanitarian
[00:07:36] assistance that should be provided to displaced persons distributed in a number
[00:07:40] of governorates. The Minister of Planning stressed the importance of enhancing
[00:07:44] coordination and integration between the government and the United Nations and humanitarian
[00:07:48] organizations to ensure a rapid response to the urgent needs
[00:07:51] of displaced persons, especially in the areas of shelter and provision of basic
[00:07:55] services. The Minister of Planning also discussed with the Resident
[00:07:59] Representative of the United Nations Population Fund in Yemen,
[00:08:03] Francisco Galtieri, existing areas of cooperation between
[00:08:06] the Ministry and the Fund and the programs and projects implemented in
[00:08:09] a number of sectors and the response to
[00:08:13] recent humanitarian needs. The Minister
[00:08:16] Al-Faqmi stressed the importance of continuing coordination with the United
[00:08:19] Nations Population Fund and international partners
[00:08:22] to direct interventions and actual needs and enhance humanitarian
[00:08:26] response,
[00:08:30] displacement and emergency humanitarian
[00:08:32] situations.
[00:08:35] The Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training, Dr. Anwar
[00:08:39] Al-Maheri, discussed with representatives of the Aid for Development Foundation,
[00:08:43] the Programs and Projects Director at the Foundation, Muhammad Al-Sabban, areas
[00:08:46] of joint cooperation between the Ministry and the Foundation, and the activities
[00:08:50] and programs implemented by the Foundation to support the technical
[00:08:54] and vocational education sector in a number of governorates. Minister
[00:08:57] Al-Maheri listened to a detailed report on the progress of projects
[00:09:00] and programs funded by
[00:09:03] the sector, the level of achievement achieved, and the role these projects
[00:09:07] play in supporting the educational and training process
[00:09:11] and raising the efficiency of educational institutions
[00:09:14] affiliated with the Ministry. Minister Al-Maheri affirmed the Ministry's
[00:09:18] keenness to build effective strategic partnerships
[00:09:22] with institutions and organizations supporting technical education
[00:09:25] and to benefit from their expertise and capabilities in implementing
[00:09:28] qualitative projects that contribute to the development of the institutional
[00:09:32] and educational structure
[00:09:34] of the sector.
[00:09:37] The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Mokhtar Al-Yafe'i, discussed with
[00:09:41] the Deputy Head of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian
[00:09:44] Affairs (OCHA) in Yemen, Peter Ikiayo,
[00:09:47] ways to enhance joint coordination and develop humanitarian
[00:09:51] response mechanisms in light of increasing waves of displacement
[00:09:55] due to the military escalation by the Houthi terrorist militia in the Western
[00:09:58] Coast. The meeting, which was attended by the Deputy Minister
[00:10:01] of Social Affairs, Dr. Sadeq Al-Jama'i, and the Director of the
[00:10:05] OCHA office in Aden, Pauline Gogona, reviewed a report
[00:10:09] on humanitarian interventions and funding levels,
[00:10:12] achievement, and coordination mechanisms between organizations working
[00:10:16] in various sectors.
[00:10:18] Minister Al-Yafe'i emphasized that the military escalation being
[00:10:22] carried out by the Houthi terrorist militia
[00:10:25] has exacerbated the humanitarian situation and increased the burdens on host
[00:10:28] communities, stressing the need to intensify urgent
[00:10:31] interventions and enhance partnership with OCHA and international
[00:10:35] and local organizations and unite efforts to ensure the delivery
[00:10:38] of aid to those in need according to actual
[00:10:41] needs.
[00:10:44] The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Mokhtar
[00:10:47] Al-Yafe'i, also discussed with the Nahd Development Foundation
[00:10:50] ways to enhance coordination in the areas of social protection and response
[00:10:55] and to direct interventions towards the most vulnerable groups according
[00:10:59] to priorities and actual needs. Minister
[00:11:02] Al-Yafe'i listened to a presentation from the General Manager
[00:11:05] of the Foundation, Ibrahim Jumaan, on its activities in the areas of food
[00:11:09] and shelter assistance and responding to the needs
[00:11:12] of displaced persons. Minister Al-Yafe'i stressed the importance
[00:11:16] of organizing the interventions of local institutions within the Ministry's plans
[00:11:20] for social protection and expanding their participation in
[00:11:23] care and rehabilitation programs and capacity building to ensure
[00:11:27] integrated efforts and avoid duplication
[00:11:30] of interventions.
[00:11:33] The Minister of Transport, Mohsen Al-Omari, directed the head of the General
[00:11:37] Authority for Regulating Land Transport and the CEO
[00:11:40] of the General Land Transport Corporation to operate the corporation's
[00:11:43] buses to transport university students in the interim
[00:11:46] capital, Aden, for free.
[00:11:49] The Minister of Transport explained that the free
[00:11:52] operation of the corporation's buses
[00:11:55] during this period comes to alleviate
[00:11:59] reach their universities without additional
[00:12:01] burdens and to ensure the continuation of the educational process
[00:12:05] in the current circumstances, noting that the Ministry
[00:12:08] will cover, through the authority, the cost of diesel
[00:12:11] and all operating expenses allocated
[00:12:14] for the buses to transport students. Minister
[00:12:17] Al-Omari stressed the need for coordination between the relevant
[00:12:21] authorities to ensure the regular movement of buses and their arrival
[00:12:24] at student routes, which contributes to providing safe
[00:12:27] and easy transportation for them.
[00:12:30] The Minister of State
[00:12:33] for Displacement and Irregular Migration, Waleed
[00:12:37] Al-Ibari, discussed with the representative of the Danish
[00:12:41] Hisham Ahmed Sbol, ways
[00:12:45] to enhance joint cooperation and develop work mechanisms
[00:12:48] in the files of displacement and irregular migration.
[00:12:51] In the meeting, Minister Al-Ibari reviewed the governmental
[00:12:55] tasks and priorities in the file of displaced persons and irregular
[00:12:58] migration, affirming the government's determination to govern
[00:13:02] this file and find an effective mechanism for coordination and cooperation.
[00:13:06] He clarified that the government looks forward to establishing a higher
[00:13:09] national committee for irregular migration. The Minister Al-Ibari
[00:13:13] also reviewed the latest developments in the humanitarian
[00:13:15] situation of displaced persons in the governorates
[00:13:18] of Aden, Taiz, Hajj, and Abyan, due to
[00:13:22] the terrorist escalation by the Houthi militia. For his
[00:13:25] part, the representative of the Danish Council reviewed the areas of intervention
[00:13:28] of the Council in Yemen, which include economic recovery,
[00:13:32] mine clearance programs, environmental sanitation, and camp
[00:13:35] construction.
[00:13:39] The Chargé d'Affaires of the US Embassy in Yemen, Neil Hope,
[00:13:42] expressed his solidarity with the Yemeni people due to the aggression of the Houthi
[00:13:46] terrorist militia, stressing that victory requires
[00:13:49] unity in the face of a common threat. Hope
[00:13:53] said in a video message
[00:13:55] to the Yemeni people on the occasion of the
[00:13:58] freedom that the aggression of the Houthi terrorist
[00:14:01] militia has once again caused fear and uncertainty.
[00:14:04] He added, "I was saddened and angered to hear
[00:14:08] of the losses that occurred in Mocha and Taiz, but
[00:14:11] I realize that the new story of Yemen is still
[00:14:15] in its beginning."
[00:14:17] The commander
[00:14:20] of the Third Military Region, Major General Mansour Thawaba, affirmed
[00:14:23] that Marib governorate has been and will remain
[00:14:27] impregnable to the Houthi terrorist militia thanks to the steadfastness of its people,
[00:14:31] tribes, armed forces, security forces, and popular
[00:14:35] resistance. Major General Thawaba affirmed the continuation
[00:14:38] of the armed forces in their battle until all areas under the control
[00:14:42] of the Houthi terrorist militia are liberated and state institutions
[00:14:45] are restored. Today, Marib is not
[00:14:49] the Marib of yesterday. The Marib of yesterday was defending. The Marib of today
[00:14:53] is attacking, and its eyes are on Sanaa, God willing.
[00:14:56] Four or five days ago, there was an attack
[00:15:00] by the Houthis, and our heroes
[00:15:04] they will not forget, between captured,
[00:15:08] killed, and wounded.
[00:15:10] Even their prisoners were between us and the front
[00:15:13] lines. We tried,
[00:15:17] out of humanity, to take them
[00:15:20] for medical treatment, but they prevented us with their
[00:15:25] wounded close to the enemy's front lines.
[00:15:28] By God, they did not deal with them or take them to treat them.
[00:15:32] These are elements who have no
[00:15:35] religion or morals, neither in war nor in peace. This is
[00:15:39] their dealing. The valley is filled with Houthi corpses now,
[00:15:42] and you can see some footage
[00:15:46] and pictures. You can go to the front line and see them
[00:15:49] with your own eyes, many corpses, in the tens, even hundreds,
[00:15:53] and they left them to their fate.
[00:15:56] More than a decade has passed since the Houthi
[00:16:00] terrorist militia's coup against state institutions. A catastrophe
[00:16:03] that left a lot of destruction, war, and economic
[00:16:06] collapse. For more details,
[00:16:10] September 20,
[00:16:12] 2014, marked the beginning of a long
[00:16:16] path of war, division, and the erosion of state
[00:16:19] institutions, when the Houthi militia turned its weapons against
[00:16:23] the state and the republic after
[00:16:25] years of armed expansion that exploited the fragility of the transitional
[00:16:29] phase and the conflicts of political forces, after which
[00:16:33] the country entered a tragic stage.
[00:16:36] The state and society
[00:16:40] together paid a heavy price. 11 years of catastrophe
[00:16:44] were enough to change the features of the country through
[00:16:47] an absurd war. Whenever the regional and international
[00:16:51] community tried to extinguish its spark, the coup
[00:16:54] militias ignited it, tearing the country apart,
[00:16:57] weakening the economy, and expanding the circle of poverty
[00:17:01] and displacement. The overall result is the decline
[00:17:05] of state institutions after they were plundered
[00:17:08] and transformed into
[00:17:12] against citizens in areas under the coup's control.
[00:17:15] Destruction has affected everything, and it has not stopped
[00:17:18] at politics and economy. The social fabric itself
[00:17:22] has been subjected to deep pressures, with the escalation
[00:17:25] of sectarian and regional discourse, and the emergence
[00:17:28] of practices that reproduced discrimination based on
[00:17:32] lineage and affiliation, and imposed sectarianism
[00:17:36] and ideology by force of arms. With the continuation of the war
[00:17:39] and its repercussions, the country
[00:17:43] to the unknown at a time when Yemenis were
[00:17:46] searching for a stable and secure state,
[00:17:50] which was carried by the outcomes of the National
[00:17:52] Dialogue and the dream of a modern federal state.
[00:17:55] A dream that the Houthi coup plotters
[00:17:59] turned into a great tragedy, awaiting an exit
[00:18:01] towards restoring the state, rebuilding society,
[00:18:05] and restoring confidence in a better future after
[00:18:09] a decade of war and division. This
[00:18:12] is the outcome of September 21, a crisis that extended
[00:18:15] to humanity, land, economy, and identity,
[00:18:19] and the exit from it remains contingent on ending the Houthi
[00:18:23] terrorist coup and restoring state institutions and opening
[00:18:26] the way for millions of Yemenis to build
[00:18:30] a future that accommodates
[00:18:32] everyone.
[00:18:34] The Executive Unit for Displaced Persons
[00:18:37] Management announced an increase in the number of displaced persons
[00:18:42] in the Western Coast to about 247,000
[00:18:48] it stated that it recorded the displacement of
[00:18:50] 2,153
[00:18:55] families, with a total
[00:18:58] of
[00:19:01] 14,693
[00:19:04] individuals, during the period from September 1 to 18.
[00:19:09] The Executive Unit renewed its appeal to UN
[00:19:12] agencies, international and local organizations, and donors
[00:19:15] to provide life-saving interventions for most
[00:19:19] displaced families who are living in difficult
[00:19:22] living conditions due to the sudden loss of homes, livelihoods,
[00:19:26] and possessions, especially in the sectors
[00:19:29] of shelter, food, water, sanitation,
[00:19:32] health services,
[00:19:34] and protection.
[00:19:37] The Masam mine clearance project in Yemen continued
[00:19:40] its field operations to clear Yemeni lands of mines, unexploded
[00:19:44] ordnance, and improvised explosive devices, recording
[00:19:48] the removal of thousands of explosive remnants since the beginning
[00:19:51] of September. The Masam project operations
[00:19:55] room stated that the project's teams cleared 387
[00:19:58] mines, unexploded
[00:20:00] ordnance, and improvised
[00:20:03] explosive devices from the beginning of September
[00:20:06] until the 18th of it. The statement added that the total
[00:20:10] number removed during the mentioned period included
[00:20:12] 32,252
[00:20:16] unexploded ordnance, 573
[00:20:18] anti-tank mines, 50
[00:20:21] anti-personnel mines, and 11
[00:20:24] improvised explosive devices.
[00:20:28] For those
[00:20:31] who missed the details of the bulletin, here is a reminder
[00:20:34] of the main headlines.
[00:20:40] Member of the Leadership Council, Sultan Al-Aradah, discusses with the British Ambassador
[00:20:44] developments in the national scene and the repercussions
[00:20:46] of events.
[00:20:52] Our country strongly condemns the Houthi attacks on cities
[00:20:56] and Saudi civilian objects and the attempt to target
[00:20:59] Riyadh.
[00:21:04] The armed forces target elements of the Houthi
[00:21:08] terrorist militia in Al-Bayda Governorate.
[00:21:19] End of the bulletin. Thank you for watching and goodbye.
[00:23:37] While leaving my house,
[00:23:41] the children. I was surprised by a civilian
[00:23:45] car with five
[00:23:48] armed men. I recognized some of them who worked with
[00:23:52] the Houthi supervisor in the Madhbah area. I was immediately taken,
[00:23:55] and my eyes were tied with
[00:23:57] the known scarf or Yemeni shawl.
[00:24:01] They tied my eyes and took me directly.
[00:24:04] I discovered that they did not go to the Madhbah police station.
[00:24:08] It was as if they took me to an open area, that's what I estimated because my eyes
[00:24:11] were blindfolded. From about 10 AM to
[00:24:15] 2 PM, they left me in an area that seemed like a sunny area,
[00:24:18] and I was alone inside the car. What
[00:24:20] I understood, I don't know what was
[00:24:24] required. It was a moment of silence.
[00:24:27] Then, they immediately started the car
[00:24:31] and drove me away. I discovered that they took me to the
[00:24:34] Ghadairi police station in the western part of the capital secretariat.
[00:24:54] cell in that area, and I remained there for almost six days.
[00:25:41] Of course, due to my specialization, I study Sharia and Law, and I completed my Sharia
[00:25:44] and Law studies.
[00:25:46] I asked them to go to the public prosecution office. Was there a complaint
[00:25:50] against me? What was the charge? I was surprised
[00:25:53] that on approximately the 5th of Ramadan, it was a Wednesday,
[00:25:56] they took me out in the afternoon into a Hilux and blindfolded
[00:26:00] me. The time was between Asr
[00:26:03] and Maghrib prayers. We were preparing for iftar.
[00:26:07] I mean, I was trying to get myself ready
[00:26:10] for iftar. They took me directly.
[00:26:14] Approximately, for a distance of two to three
[00:26:17] hours,
[00:26:20] and my eyes were covered. I didn't know exactly where they took me,
[00:26:23] but I later discovered that I was in, they took me to
[00:26:26] a house with a basement.
[00:26:29] I waited until perhaps 1 AM. It was approximately
[00:26:33] that time.
[00:26:36] And in this place, I didn't
[00:26:39] came to me there. I tried to knock
[00:26:43] on the door.
[00:26:44] I yelled. I spoke. No one was there.
[00:27:02] The summoning and interrogation began. They brought me in and took me out immediately,
[00:27:06] and of course, my eyes were blindfolded. The
[00:27:10] interrogation would last from 12 AM to 4 AM.
[00:27:13] The entire interrogation was conducted while I was suspended, and my eyes
[00:27:16] were tied. And a tie
[00:27:20] made of this strong, harsh nylon, meaning
[00:27:23] that my ears and eyes swelled.
[00:27:27] And with the long period of suspension, 13
[00:27:30] days, my body also swelled.
[00:27:35] Perhaps three days after the suspension, I fell into a coma.
[00:27:38] I didn't feel like I was
[00:27:40] there.
[00:27:46] There were questions that came that, in reality, I couldn't deal
[00:27:50] with, or how one could respond to them.
[00:27:55] interrogation, every day, sometimes they would ask me one question in the same
[00:27:59] night. Meaning
[00:28:01] that they were doing it deliberately, and I used to ask the interrogator, "Why? What exactly
[00:28:05] do you want from me?"
[00:28:06] As
[00:28:13] the interrogator said, "You are wanted dead.
[00:28:17] You will die hanging like that." He used to say that to me.
[00:28:33] days of hanging. I fell directly to the ground for almost
[00:28:35] two weeks.
[00:28:42] Of course, I stopped speaking during this period because I couldn't
[00:28:46] speak anymore. And I stopped eating because, in fact,
[00:28:49] I couldn't eat. So I only consumed water during
[00:28:53] this phase,
[00:28:55] to the point that I felt death during this phase, or rather, death
[00:28:59] was the only way I could live through this phase.
[00:29:04] I was summoned by an interrogating officer who told me, "You have
[00:29:07] no charges against you." "Therefore, write
[00:29:10] a letter to whomever it may concern that you are
[00:29:14] to be released." After I wrote the paper
[00:29:17] and appealed for my release, they told me, "It's done, you are
[00:29:21] released." A man with a small bus came.
[00:29:24] Of course, my eyes were blindfolded, and they took me out.
[00:29:27] on your release," and went directly to
[00:29:30] the political security prison.
[00:30:45] in political security, after the electricity and torture by electricity.