Jordan's negotiations... Another chapter of the war or a new page of peace?
English - Tuesday 24 May 2022 الساعة 03:47 pm
Sana'a, NewsYemen:
The negotiations in the capital Amman, which have not yet begun, seemed as if they were a new chapter in the farce run by international parties between the legitimacy and the Houthis, in the absence of the citizen.
This is what the data indicate, and perhaps the travel of Abu Ali Al-Hakim within the negotiators’ committee, which is wanted No. (5) of the Arab coalition among (40) wanted persons, whose name is included in the sanctions list; As a result of committing crimes against citizens, it is a good breach for the Houthis in the wall of a crisis that has always cast a shadow over everything inside and outside the country.
In this way, the citizen has lost a number of entitlements, and Iran's arm has extracted all the conditions it had set without decreasing, which means that the consolidation of power is taking place in full swing in the north of the country.
According to reports, this is not the first time that negotiators have exceeded general terms and entitlements, since the 2018 Hodeidah battle stopped with the dead “Stockholm” agreement and the three references before it, followed by a clear coldness in the political battle and a state of uncertainty in the confrontations, and Yemen is witness to an exceptional situation between no peace And no war.
Abu Ali al-Hakim left Sanaa airport in an official suit, and had previously left it with a robe and a jambiya with a rifle on his shoulder in about 2009 to the Qatari capital, Doha, with the mediation and support of it.
This may be considered a great victory in the eyes of the supporters, and it is, but it is a victory at the expense of the future of Yemen and the blood of Yemenis and their freedom, at the expense of a society torn apart by sectarianism, regionalism, sectarianism and rebellions, at the expense of values, customs, children, women, education, health, endowment lands, infrastructure, the collapse of the economy, the looting of employees’ salaries and a deficit in Administration and the expansion of nepotism and paralysis.
Today, there is no longer any reason to be suspicious. There is nothing but to wait for the results of these negotiations indefinitely, as was the case with previous promises and negotiations, hoping that more ambiguous matters would be revealed than before.
