Security Council Abdicates Its Responsibility Towards the Yemeni People
Yemen: It is not within the powers of the UN Security Council to impose its agenda and political choices on the Yemeni people. The Security Council deals with two standards in its work, and this method of work has made it lose its credibility when considering many other international issues.
It has become clear that the Security Council is no longer impartial and does not look at the issues objectively. It did not investigate the justice nature of those issues because it was simply controlled by the international colonial powers and its decisions were taken in their favor.
The United Nations is subjected to political blackmail by the colonial powers. Regarding the Yemeni issue, its recent decision came to legitimize the siege imposed by the US-Saudi aggression.
The decision mentioned the embargo on the supply of arms to Yemen, but in fact the decision has another dimension, which is the continued imposition of the US-Saudi siege on the Yemeni people, as it is known since 2015.
US-Saudi and its allies deploy naval forces near Yemeni (regional) waters, with the approval of the Security Council is under flimsy justifications, claiming to prevent the arrival of weapons in Yemen, however, what is happening is that the blockade has prevented food, medicine and fuel.
Is there justice by the Council from the suffering of 30 million Yemeni citizens from the unjust siege that has been imposed on Yemeni land, sea and air, leaving the fate of every Yemeni people unknown.
What is certain is that the world is in dire need of a new multilateral world order whose performance is fair, impartial and objective when considering international issues.
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