Tribes slam as a 'coup' Shiite militia plans for Yemen
Yemen's Shiite Huthi militia dissolved parliament and created a "presidential council" to fill a power vacuum, drawing Washington's rebuke and protests at home against what demonstrators called a "coup". A five-member presidential council will form a transitional government for two years, the Huthis announced in a "constitutional declaration" which also mentioned a "revolutionary council" to "defend the nation". "We reject the authors of this coup in Sanaa," a spokesman for the influential Marib tribes, Sheikh Saleh al-Anjaf, told AFP. Youth activists, who played a key role in the 2011 uprising that forced out veteran president Ali Abdullah Saleh, released a statement saying they "reject the hegemony of the Huthi militia".
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