Yemen: Amid the economic failures of the mercenary government, the UAE-backed transitional council is going in dedicating the partition and fragmentation project, and deepening the suffering. These tools refuse to neutralize the economy nor to pledge to pay employees’ salaries from oil, gas, seaports and ports’ revenues.

And after undertaking and promoting a new phase of reforms and improving services, in the wake of the announcement of a billion-dollar loan by the Arab Monetary Fund, this government, with its Saudi-backed part, is in a state of confusion and floundering randomly. It beseeched its operators at times to save it and relieve the pressures from the other half, and at other times it accused the authority in Sana’a, holding it responsible for the repercussions of its disastrous policy.

In the footsteps of the Aden governorate, the UAE-backed transitional government directed its officials in the occupied cities to take decisions regarding the use of taxes and financial revenues to cover what they called expenses and requirements. This caused to deepen the division, perpetuate the partition project, and ignited the struggle for influence and power in the oil-wealth-rich areas.

The interruption of services, and the collapse of the riyal price is not an exceptional circumstance or event caused by the cessation of looting and theft of crude oil, and the failure of the mercenary authorities to collect more than a billion dollars during the past months. Rather, it is a bitter reality created by the aggression coalition with its economic war.

The war started by tightening the siege on the port of Hodeidah, transferring the functions of the Central Bank from Sana’a to Aden, driven by the procedures of printing banknotes without any cover and raising the price of the customs dollar twice in a row, then depriving employees of their salaries, and allocating them to the aggression militia and their leaders.