Security Council condemns deception
The article presents sharp criticisms of the United Nations Security Council's statement regarding the situation in Yemen, accusing the council of misleading and obscuring the reality on the ground. It points out the repeated misleading use of the term "Yemeni government," which aims to deceive public opinion into believing it is a legitimate and effective government, while in fact, this government is imposed by the Saudi regime and is controlled by foreign forces, and does not represent the Yemeni people. The article also emphasizes the council's neglect of the ongoing aggression by the Saudi-UAE coalition against Yemen, and its justification of this aggression by portraying military operations as solely targeting the Houthi militia, reflecting an attempt to deny the existence of the Yemeni people as an independent entity. Regarding the Houthis, the article accuses the council of trying to demonize them and asserting that they pose a threat beyond Yemen to the region and the world, while marginalizing the ongoing external aggression against Yemen and the Yemeni people's right to defend themselves. Overall, the article confirms that the Security Council's statement reflects a systematic misleading campaign aimed at whitewashing the image of the external forces controlling Yemen and maintaining a false narrative about the legitimacy of the so-called Yemeni government, while in reality, occupation and external intervention in the country persist.
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