Gargash: Hadi lacks the capacity to make decision to end the UAE’s participation in Saudi-led coalition
ADEN, Aug. 26 (YPA) – It seems that The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has begun to ease tensions with its key ally Saudi Arabia in light of the explosion of their conflict through their militias to extend influence in southern Yemen, and responded to threats by the coalition-backed government and the Islah Party ( Muslim Brotherhood) to end the UAE’s participation in the Saudi-led war coalition under the US and British district support.
UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash stressed in a tweet that “the Saudi-UAE alliance is a strategic necessity.
“Our association with Riyadh is existential and more comprehensive, especially in the difficult circumstances surrounding and in light of our firm conviction of Riyadh’s pivotal and leadership role,” he added
He considered this as a truce with Saudi Arabia.
Gargash, confirmed in his tweet that the exiled Hadi and his government, which is dominated by the (Muslim Brotherhood), do not have the capacity to make decision to end the UAE’s participation in Saudi-led coalition.
” As a result of our strategic relationship with Saudi Arabia, it is the one can decide whether we continue our role in supporting stability in Yemen within the Arab alliance or not,” he said.
In a petition, members of the Islah party of the exiled “Hadi Parliament” demanded that Hadi issue a decision to end the UAE’s participation in the war alliance, in conjunction with accusing of the UAE of “overthrow the coalition” and “support separatist militias and support the partition of unity and sovereignty Of Yemen.
But the Puppet Hadi, who has been attacked by the UAE since the start of the coalition war and has deliberately insulted him through senior UAE officials, politicians and media close to abu Dhabi’s decision-making circles, has not met the demands of the “Islah parliamentarians” or commented on the UAE and its participation and support for the militias of the Southern Transitional Council against his government. This confirms his lack of the capacity to make decisions.
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