Opposition gave 48 hours ultimatum to president for resign......

In Yemen the opposition gave 48 hours ultimatum to the president Ali Abdullah Saleh to resign. Anti government protests gain momentum after the decisions taken by the some top generals of military. Generals decided that they will support the people of Yemen not the president.

            Also many officials of the government have rapidly resigned in favor of protesters. Pressure on president increased after the opposition’s ultimatum. Opposition said that if president gave resign in 48 hours then we allow him to stay in the country.

            On the other hand president Saleh said, if he resigned then a civil war spread in the country. Therefore to deal with next situation tanks have been strategically deployed at the various important buildings and sites in Sana’a by the government officials.

Yemeni generals and ambassadors advised president Saleh to resign......

Seven military officials and five ambassadors of Yemen advised to the President Ali Abdullah Saleh to resign. The generals and ambassadors announced their separation from the government. General Ali Moshin said that he will support the opposition to play his part in maintaining stability in the country. After the announcement of general Moshin thousands of people came on the roads and celebrate.

            On the other hand after the announcement of the army general, the interior Minister deployed the tanks outside the president house, state bank of Yemen and ministry of defense with other important locations in the capital city of Sana’a.

            The ambassadors in the country of Paris, Brussels, Geneva, Berlin, London and Frankfurt advised to the president to resign because people of Yemen totally against president.

            More than 50 Yemeni citizens have been killed in the anti government protests that started in January. 

Yemeni generals and officers joined opposition against Sahel's regime.....

Genral Naseer Ali Shuaybi and 60 other army officers joint the protests against Saleh s regime in Yemen.  Genral Naseer joined the “youth Revolution” with other 50 officers from Hadramawt Province.

On Monday dozens of Yemeni army officers publicly pledged their support for the protest movement demanding Saleh s resignation in Sanaa.

            One after the other many officers of different ranks announced their support for the protesters at the sit-in near Sanaa University, where demonstrators demanding fall of Sahel’s regime since February 21 in spite of a wave of attacks.

            The situation of the country changes day by day because the senior and junior officers of the army also joining the protests instead to disappear the protesters.