Almotamar.net - Specialised Appeals Court in Yemen on Sunday postponed a sitting for trying 3 6 defendants of forming an armed gang meant for targeting oil installations to the 18th on next May.

Today's sitting of the court chaired by Judge Mohammed al-Hakimi witnessed the defendants' attempt to create disorder inside the court hall while the defence lawyer was reading out their replies to the prosecution appeal. That has forced the chairman of the court to adjourn the sitting until 18 of next may.

On the other hand the Specialised First Instance Court headed by Judge Muhsin Alwan held its sitting Sunday to declare the sentence against two persons accused of highway robbery that resulted in the killing of Mujahid Hizam al-Abyadh as the two accused persons tried to steal his car on the road Rabat-Al-Qalaa, Yarim district.

The sentence stipulated the execution of the condemned Ismael Ali Ahmed Hassan and Ahmed Abdeh Ali Atta and the return of the stolen to their owners. Security forces had arrested the accused at the end of April 2007.