Security Council loses balance, imposes options of anger on Yemeni people
SANAA, March 03 (YPA) – It is not Resolution 2624 itself, but rather the direction of the UN Security Council that angers the people of Yemen.
On the verge of the eighth year of the war, the Yemenis tried to deliver their message to the world. They spoke and found no one to listen. They crossed in sign language after the tongue became impotent, but the world pretended to be blind.
The people of Yemen have no choice but to use the language of deterrence so that the Security Council can understand that it is committing grave mistakes against this people through collusion with Washington to kill Yemenis.
Although the Resolution 2624 forbidding the export of arms does not bring anything new to the besieged country, the insistence of the Security Council to turn into a tool that meets the requests of the Saudi-led coalition countries is enough to awaken the fires of hatred in the hearts of Yemenis to avenge the killing machines in the Saudi and Emirati regimes.
The reason for igniting this hatred over future generations was the Security Council’s lack of balance.
The people of Yemen do not have to turn the Security Council’s compass back in the right direction. Rather, the Council had to abide by the tasks for which it was established by maintaining security and peace among the members of the international community.
But if the council will turn into a tool in the hands of a state like the UAE, this calls for correcting the imbalance with all possible means available, including shooting using missiles.
The Security Council took an important part of its precious time, in light of the world’s preoccupation with the Ukraine war, in order to discuss the concerns of the UAE, without bothering to ask, where are the arms import contracts for the Houthis?
The resolution ignored the recommendations issued by the United Nations’ international and regional expert group to stop arms exports from the United States, Britain and France to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and ignored the demands of international human rights organizations to prevent the supply of arms to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi due to the war crimes committed against civilians in Yemen.
While hardly a day passes without Yemenis calling for impartial international committees to investigate the mass massacres committed by the coalition against civilians in Yemen.
Instead of activating the principle of accountability and punishment, the Human Rights Council worked to end the mission of the United Nations investigative team, last October, because that team directed some of the blame to the coalition countries, which cut off the last chance for Yemen to obtain justice.
The people of Yemen are tired of the of the Security Council hostility and they cannot remain imprisoned indefinitely between the bars of the great powers that are keen to reassure the virtual concerns of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, without looking at the shreds and blood of Yemenis.
The reality of the situation confirms that the people of Yemen have no choice but to bet on their strength. Especially since experiences have proven that the international community, which is deliberately deaf and blind to the suffering of the oppressed, hear and see well when the explosions of missiles and planes resound within the territory of the spoiled entities.
Bearing in mind that the Security Council has never succeeded in redressing an oppressed people or resolving an issue.
YPA