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Yemeni Sheikh Reopens Saddam Hussein Daughter Case After Houthi Detention

Aden (South24 Center)Tribal Sheikh Hamad bin Rashid Fadgham Al-Hazmi, a prominent figure from Yemen’s northern tribes, reignited controversy over the case of a woman known as “Mira Saddam Hussein” after appearing in a video on June 24, 2026, from Al-Rayyan, a government-controlled area east of Al-Jawf Governorate.In the video, filmed during a tribal reception, Al-Hazmi accused the Houthis of detaining, torturing, and pressuring him to make statements that did not reflect his real position on the case. He said he had left behind properties and farms in Houthi-controlled areas, but refused to abandon what he described as the injustice committed against the woman who had sou ...