Mercenaries and Sovereignty in Arab States
The article clarifies that claims about Saudi and Emirati efforts to restore the republican system in Yemen lack basis in reality. The so-called "Yemeni Republic" is actually suffering from ongoing division and destruction. Warring militias allied with regional powers raise the banner of the "republic," but in truth, they seek to dismantle the state. The Islah Party aspires to establish a radical religious caliphate, while Ali Abdullah Saleh and his allies aim to restore a hereditary family rule. Meanwhile, the Southern Transitional Council pushes for separation and independence for the south. In contrast, facts point to Saudi and Emirati interventions, which have long been actual enemies of the Yemeni republic. Their continual attempts to carve out territory, support internal conflicts, and monopolize major economic projects—such as the Balhaf facility and strategic islands—highlight their backing for Yemen’s division rather than its reunification. In summary, the current Yemeni republic is under external domination and internal destruction. The true model of the homeland is the resilience of the people in Sana’a and other liberated areas, not the official claims or externally supported fragmentation.
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