Sana'a - Saba: What the Saudi-Emirati occupation is doing with U-British support in the southern and eastern governorates exceeds all expectations and the repercussions that may affect the people of those occupied areas.
The economic and living conditions in those governorates today can be described as more than dangerous, given the deterioration of the economic situation and the deterioration in services and the collapse of service and economic institutions, the high prices and the dollar exchange rate reaching 2200 Yemeni riyals, which negatively affects the life of the citizen and his daily livelihood.
The repercussions of the current situation in the occupied governorates are not limited to the economic aspect only, but rather include all areas, including tearing apart the social fabric and national unity among the people of those governorates under various names, reaching the point of regional calls and raising slogans of division fueled by the occupation among the weak-willed who wish not to return to the past of division, but rather to the status of what is called "South Arabia" under the hateful British colonialism.
What led the people of the occupied provinces to these calls is the Saudi-Emirati occupation of these provinces and the unprecedented economic deterioration it has caused, which has led to the collapse of the value of the national currency, and in turn has affected the livelihood of citizens despite the control of the client government over the sources of oil and gas wealth.
Today, the citizen in the southern and eastern provinces is suffering greatly, as a result of the Saudi-Emirati occupation policy, which is tied to the forces of global arrogance led by America, Britain and the Zionist entity, and its unlimited support for its tools in the region to control the capabilities of Yemen and its strategic location, which has a maritime strip, more than 2,500 kilometers long.
For decades, Saudi Arabia has been hostile to Yemen, sometimes openly and other times under the table, driven by a great fear of the existence of a strong, stable and secure Yemen on its borders, and has worked by all means and capabilities to support its clients inside to thwart any efforts that would enhance Yemen's economic, social, cultural and military capabilities and get rid of external hegemony and guardianship.
Saudi Arabia focused on hidden and undeclared goals to strengthen its dominant position in the areas controlled by the client government in the occupied governorates, under flimsy pretexts and excuses, and allowed itself to remain a pivotal player in the Yemeni arena, under the pretext that it is a mediator that helps resolve the crisis, despite being the main player in the aggression against Yemen and destroying its capabilities and infrastructure, and keeping the country as its backyard.
The sharing of influence between Saudi Arabia and the Emirates in the southern and eastern governorates made the clients and mercenaries live between the dead and the owner, as they say, which everyone feels in reality in the occupied areas, and what they are experiencing in terms of difficult and exceptional economic, social, security and cultural conditions and situations, which is the goal that Riyadh and Abu Dhabi seek to achieve, to disperse what remains of a unified Yemeni identity, considering that keeping Yemen united according to their vision poses a danger to their orientations towards complete openness with the Zionist enemy entity and normalization with it, with American and European support.
The Saudi-Emirati occupation policy and the hotel government in the southern and eastern governorates have failed miserably in their plans, which appear to be merciful but are actually tormenting, to normalize the political, economic and living conditions there, which has led to an escalation of popular movements by the people of those governorates, which portends a massive revolution that will hasten the departure of the new colonizer and its expulsion from the occupied areas.
The economic and living conditions in those governorates today can be described as more than dangerous, given the deterioration of the economic situation and the deterioration in services and the collapse of service and economic institutions, the high prices and the dollar exchange rate reaching 2200 Yemeni riyals, which negatively affects the life of the citizen and his daily livelihood.
The repercussions of the current situation in the occupied governorates are not limited to the economic aspect only, but rather include all areas, including tearing apart the social fabric and national unity among the people of those governorates under various names, reaching the point of regional calls and raising slogans of division fueled by the occupation among the weak-willed who wish not to return to the past of division, but rather to the status of what is called "South Arabia" under the hateful British colonialism.
What led the people of the occupied provinces to these calls is the Saudi-Emirati occupation of these provinces and the unprecedented economic deterioration it has caused, which has led to the collapse of the value of the national currency, and in turn has affected the livelihood of citizens despite the control of the client government over the sources of oil and gas wealth.
Today, the citizen in the southern and eastern provinces is suffering greatly, as a result of the Saudi-Emirati occupation policy, which is tied to the forces of global arrogance led by America, Britain and the Zionist entity, and its unlimited support for its tools in the region to control the capabilities of Yemen and its strategic location, which has a maritime strip, more than 2,500 kilometers long.
For decades, Saudi Arabia has been hostile to Yemen, sometimes openly and other times under the table, driven by a great fear of the existence of a strong, stable and secure Yemen on its borders, and has worked by all means and capabilities to support its clients inside to thwart any efforts that would enhance Yemen's economic, social, cultural and military capabilities and get rid of external hegemony and guardianship.
Saudi Arabia focused on hidden and undeclared goals to strengthen its dominant position in the areas controlled by the client government in the occupied governorates, under flimsy pretexts and excuses, and allowed itself to remain a pivotal player in the Yemeni arena, under the pretext that it is a mediator that helps resolve the crisis, despite being the main player in the aggression against Yemen and destroying its capabilities and infrastructure, and keeping the country as its backyard.
The sharing of influence between Saudi Arabia and the Emirates in the southern and eastern governorates made the clients and mercenaries live between the dead and the owner, as they say, which everyone feels in reality in the occupied areas, and what they are experiencing in terms of difficult and exceptional economic, social, security and cultural conditions and situations, which is the goal that Riyadh and Abu Dhabi seek to achieve, to disperse what remains of a unified Yemeni identity, considering that keeping Yemen united according to their vision poses a danger to their orientations towards complete openness with the Zionist enemy entity and normalization with it, with American and European support.
The Saudi-Emirati occupation policy and the hotel government in the southern and eastern governorates have failed miserably in their plans, which appear to be merciful but are actually tormenting, to normalize the political, economic and living conditions there, which has led to an escalation of popular movements by the people of those governorates, which portends a massive revolution that will hasten the departure of the new colonizer and its expulsion from the occupied areas.