Yemen’s Ansar al-Islam unilaterally released 42 coalition prisoners in a bid to respect peace, while the promised’s flight to Amman from Sanaa airport is still being blocked.
Faraan: Nearly a third of the promised ships in Al-Hudaidah have been allowed to dock, but there are still no flights from Sanaa Airport to Jordan. According to informed sources, the coalition’s insistence on travelers benefiting from visas issued by the guiding government is the main obstacle.
The reality of the recent Saudi solution to get out of the Yemeni battle is that Saudi Arabia, in the shadow of presenting this solution and ousting Hadi and Mohsen Al-Ahmar, is trying to escape from the Yemeni battlefield in a dignified manner and actually put the Yemenis against each other.
By electing and introducing 8 representatives of their relatives, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are in fact wishing for negotiations in which there are only Ansarullah’s table on one side and 8 representatives from different and various Yemeni groups on the other side.
In the joint attack of Saudi Arabia and the UAE on Shabwa and Marib, the two countries did their best to make themselves or their puppets sit at the negotiating table with a superior hand, in which Ansarullah was forced to accept their terms.
The other reality of the Yemeni arena is that Saudi Arabia is only thinking of a dignified exit from the Yemeni crisis and does not insist on increasing its $ 400 billion spending in the war. Nonetheless, the UAE continues to insist on this matter in order to maintain and strengthen its influence over the Yemeni islands. It remains to be seen where and when these two conflicting strategies will re-emerge in the context of the two countries’ conflicting interests in Yemen.
Whether Saudi Arabia and the UAE will really succeed in turning the Yemeni war with the occupiers into a Yemeni-Yemeni war is far from the mind, because neither the current war situation nor the power of Ansarullah and the Nation are comparable to the early years of the war.
In the wake of the ongoing Iran-Saudi negotiations, there is serious doubt of any hopes for the Saudis in their war against Yemen. Iran has always stated that, firstly, the issue of Yemen is related to the Yemenis, and secondly, there is no way out of this crisis except the political way out.
Ansarullah has shown in practice that it will welcome any solution that takes into account the dignity of the Yemeni people and values the 8-year resistance of the Yemenis, but at the same time it has repeatedly stressed that it will react strongly to any imposition or threat.
