The square of aggression against Yemen… to neutralize the role of the United Nations in Yemen with the consent of Bin Salman

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Report: Mohammed Al Hadri

The led war on Yemen by Saudi Arabia and the participation of several Arab countries directly and more than 10 Western countries indirectly by supporting and defying the United Nations through the shameful silence it has taken despite its knowledge of the massacres and crimes committed almost daily against the Yemeni people.

After the military failure of the Arab-Western alliance on Yemen, they are holding on to the paper siege and the economy, but the Yemeni steadfastness in front of this inhuman and barbaric strategy was able to kneel down the aggression and expose them to the Arab and international public opinion, forcing the United Nations in its last speech on behalf of its representative in Yemen, Sheikh “to recognize the crimes of the Saudi regime against the Yemeni people”.

But these confessions are not strange, but he tried, through the Security Council, to spoil the confessions, in words and inaccuracies. The information confirms that Ould Sheikh could not condemn the crimes independently, but in an interview with Mohammed bin Salman before being briefed in the Security Council on Yemen has given him some words and phrases to neutralize the position of the United Nations towards this issue, especially after Ould El Sheikh received many pressures from some of the sponsors of peace in the Security Council and after the humanitarian situation in Yemen worsened.

Observers believe that the worsening humanitarian situation and the outbreak of cholera in Yemen came through aggression and targeting of health centers and hospitals, as well as the brutal siege imposed by aggression by land, sea and air to break the will of the people.

International organizations and health sector officials do not differ in their assessment of the pivotal role played by the Saudi aggression against Yemen and the blockade imposed on humanitarian and health assistance in the outbreak of cholera, which, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross, And at least 488 people, while at least 1,173 Yemenis have been killed since late April.

According to official figures, the country has witnessed a total or partial destruction of about 300 medical facilities and a hospital, leaving, according to estimates by United Nations organizations, “nearly 15 million people without primary health care services.”

In conclusion…

The United Nations to continue its role in the box of aggression was forced to condemn the massacres committed by Saudi Arabia in Yemen land and people to neutralize its role in front of Arab and Western public opinion, because they know you cannot trust someone else if you step down from office.