Yemen: No one knew that the truce in Yemen might mean the flock of more foreign troops into the country, joining occupation forces from the United States and Western Europe to the Saudi and Emirati forces.

Suddenly, the United States, Britain and France began to announce their presence clearly in the eastern regions of Yemen, far from any cover-up, which Western countries were practicing to hide their role in Yemen.

After US President Joe Biden informed Congress on June 12 of his intention to deploy US troops in Yemen, the eastern Yemeni governorates of Mahra, Hadramawt and Shabwa witnessed frantic movements of US, British and French forces.

These moves were launched by storming the house of the leader of the popular resistance in Al-Mahra Governorate, Sheikh Ali Salem Al-Huraizi, in the presence of American and British officers for the first time, a process that some observers considered to be the goal of announcing the direct presence of American and British forces in Yemen

The latest developments in this issue started Wednesday, through the words of former Yemeni Foreign Minister Abu Bakr al-Qirbi, who revealed in a tweet, that “a corps of French forces arrived at the Balhaf port designated for exporting Yemen liquefied gas.

It seems that the arrival of the French forces in Balhaf represents a dangerous precedent on the scenes of the Yemeni events, as France has never expressed any position against converting the Balhaf facility to export liquefied gas into a military barracks at the hands of the Emirati occupation forces, although France owns (39.62%) ) from the Yemen Liquefied Gas Company.

However, Paris turned a blind eye to the exploitation of French investments for illegal purposes by Abu Dhabi, before the French government moved in a way that seemed inconsistent with its previous positions and decided to send its forces to Balhaf. In a behavior that carries many negative indicators towards the possibility of stopping the war on Yemen.

While the United States sent again last Monday a team of military experts to conduct further studies on the location where the US troops plan to establish a military base in Hadramout.

Observers believe that Western countries are heading to deal with the Yemeni wealth of gas and oil as a “wealth without an owner” by dealing with a the pro-aggression government that does not have any legal capacity to represent Yemen, controlled by the Saudi-led coalition, to pass foreign ambitions in Yemen, without the principles of international law, and respect sovereignty of states.

It seems that the fuel crisis afflicting the West prompted the NATO countries to enter a state of hysteria, on the basis of which the colonial capitals lost the ability to manage their problems in a balanced manner.

It also seems that the fact that the truce is just a tactic used by the coalition to gain more time may be correct, given the sudden and intense movements of the American, British and French forces in eastern Yemen.

Political analysts believe that Western countries are seeking to remedy the economic damage they inflicted on the background of the war in Ukraine, by occupying areas of wealth in Yemen.

Observers confirm that the United States and Britain worked to prepare the situation in Yemen for the presence of its forces directly, by pushing a failed coalition of the Saudis and Emiratis, whose floundering behavior caused the wrath of the Yemenis, deliberately to allow the opportunity to attend the original occupation represented by the Americans and British.

An official in the US State Department had explicitly announced in March of last year, while talking about the “withdrawal of foreign forces from Yemen,” adding to his statement “with the exception of some important areas,” as he said. This indicates the intentions of the United States towards Yemen, before this was explicitly revealed during the last two months.

It is known that Washington is leading the war on Yemen, and its eyes are directed to controlling the navigation routes in the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandab, and the Arabian Sea. US and Western attempts to impose its military presence in Yemen.

Source YPA translated by Almasirah English website