Media sources in Shabwa revealed the dismissal of security officials after communicating with and releasing members of Al-Qaeda.
The sources said a loud scandal led to the dismissal of mercenary security officials against the backdrop of the release of Al-Qaeda members in Shabwa as part of an exchange deal.
Media sources explained that the mercenary governor, Awad Al-Wazir, appointed by the aggression, issued a decision suspending officials in the so-called political and national security services against the backdrop of a rare exchange deal that took place a few days ago between Al-Qaeda and the mercenaries, according to which members of Al-Qaeda were released in exchange for the release of the son of a military commander had been kidnapped by the organization for months, and the exchange deal had taken place earlier amid strict secrecy.
The sources hinted that the operation revealed communication between the mercenaries and Al-Qaeda members, and that the dismissal of the security elements is considered a cover-up for this scandal.
