Pak Sahafat – The countries aggressing to Yemen are only concerned about their own infrastructure, and from their point of view, the ceasefire should not have any achievements for the government of Sana’a.
According to the International group of Pak Sahafat news agency, the process of “no peace, no war” still governs the political and military process in Yemen; While the aggressor countries Saudi, American and Emirati and their allies are calling for peace in words, in practice their forces are still engaged in war in the southern provinces and some areas of Yemen.
According to Yemen’s “September 26” news website, the land, air and sea blockade still exists, with the exception of some flights to Sana’a airport, which are carried out under strict supervision and controls from time to time.
Also, there are scattered conflicts in Marib, and at the same time reconnaissance drones are flying over Hodeida province, and on the other hand, the member countries of the Saudi coalition continue to loot Yemen’s resources, including the country’s oil wealth.
Despite the severe difficulties of life in Yemen and the war that has destroyed the country’s economy even more in the last eight years, the severe blockade continues and the Saudi coalition does not allow goods, medicine and fuel to enter Yemen, except in a few cases with receiving large financial fines and after careful inspections, a ship can dock at Hodeidah port.
On the other hand, the support and support of Saudi Arabia and the UAE to factions and armed militias in the southern regions and the areas under the control of the coalition has led to a miserable situation in these regions. Economic collapse and national currency, chaos and insecurity have become the daily reality of these regions.
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In this regard, the American website “Intercept” wrote about the position of the United States to end the war in Yemen: The United States ignoring the demands of Sana’a to pay the salaries of its employees and lift the blockade of Yemen, and calling these demands unrealistic, clearly shows Washington’s lack of seriousness to move towards peace.
This American website revealed that Sanaa’s demands are in line with the demands of many Democrats in the US Congress and that these demands are not “unrealistic and impossible”.
“The Intercept” further wrote that the US government considers the payment of salaries of Yemeni employees in exchange for the extension of the ceasefire to be an exorbitant cost, and therefore it is clear that Washington’s approach to the ceasefire is not serious.
According to this report, the Saudis agreed to a ceasefire when they realized that they were stuck in the Yemeni swamp and that this war was very expensive for them.
The Intercept added: So far, the Saudis and the Emiratis have not given any positive signs regarding Sana’a’s demands, they are always thinking of ending the attacks on vital and oil facilities deep in their own soil, and they don’t care about real peace.
In the end, this American website considered the ceasefire in Yemen to be a continuation of the deceptive policy of the US government and wrote that like Biden’s false commitment to end the war in Yemen, the ceasefire will also be in the same direction.
The fruitlessness of the results of the ceasefire for the people, while according to the website of Ansarullah Yemen, this situation has caused the people and leaders of Yemen to start working to change this situation and declare that either an honorable peace must be made, or the war will start again.