Yemen: The conflict between the aggressor states of the Saudi-Emirati occupation has escalated publicly after being confined to verbal altercations and media exchanges through their paid mouthpieces.

In an unprecedented move since the beginning of the aggression on Yemen, Saudi Arabia delivered a resounding and unexpected blow to the UAE on Tuesday, revealing efforts led by the Saudi ambassador and the de facto ruler of the occupied Yemeni provinces, Mohammed Al-Jaber, aimed at canceling the communications agreement that Abu Dhabi had dominated.

In recent years, Ma'een Abdulmalik, head of the mercenary government, signed an agreement with the UAE occupation, allowing Abu Dhabi to control this sector, which angered the mercenaries loyal to Riyadh at the time, creating tension and disputes between the two parties. However, the situation has now changed with the rise of Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, head of the government loyal to Riyadh.

Media outlets affiliated with the mercenaries reported that the Saudi ambassador, Mohammed Al-Jaber, issued directives to the mercenary Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak to cancel the agreement signed by the mercenary Ma'een Abdulmalik regarding the operation of communications in the southern provinces.

Meanwhile, the mercenary Mohammed Al-Muhaimid, deputy minister of communications in the pro-aggression government, revealed arrangements to disclose the results of the investigation into the agreement between the mercenary Ma'een Abdulmalik and the Emirati occupation regarding the sale of the communications sector to Abu Dhabi, a blatant violation of national sovereignty for cheap prices.

He added in a statement on his social media pages on Tuesday that the investigations revealed that the company that purchased the communications sector in Aden and the occupied Yemeni provinces is "Israeli" and based in Abu Dhabi, confirming Saudi Arabia's direction and what is called the Presidential Council to cancel the agreement.

The Saudi occupation did not suffice with the movement of the agreement with the Emirati occupation regarding the communications sector in the occupied Yemeni provinces. However, it went further, as pro-aggression media outlets revealed on Tuesday, Saudi arrangements with the mercenary government aimed at toppling the governor of Shabwa appointed by Abu Dhabi, Awad bin Al-Wazir, in a move to seize the most important oil and gas province in Yemen from the hands of the Emirates and its tools and reduce its influence and end its presence in the eastern provinces rich in oil wealth.

Sources reported that the Saudi ambassador, Al-Jaber, instructed the traitor Rashad Al-Alimi, head of the so-called Presidential Council, to appoint a new governor for the province instead of the mercenary Awad bin Al-Wazir Al-Awlaki, indicating that Al-Alimi has begun the process of dismissing Al-Awlaki by issuing appointments for new agents in the occupied Shabwa, loyal to Saudi Arabia.

This coincides with a harsh media attack launched by the so-called Transitional Council and its activists against the mercenary Rashad Al-Alimi, accusing him of executing a dangerous plan to stage a coup and seize control of the occupied city of Aden.

Media outlets loyal to Abu Dhabi reported that the traitor Al-Alimi financed local media individuals and influential activists on social media to incite the street in occupied Aden against the Transitional Council and hold it responsible for the fabricated crises afflicting the city and the rest of the occupied southern provinces.

The mercenary Al-Alimi aims through this move to strengthen the work of local organizations in occupied Aden, ensuring his control over local power with Saudi support and directives.