Al-Suqaf criticizes the phrase on legitimate government
The article discussed the criticisms made by Dr. Muhammad Ali Al-Saqaf, an expert in international law, regarding the description used by the internationally recognized Yemeni government in the context of the ongoing conflict in Yemen. Al-Saqaf clarified that the term is provocative because it refers to a government that does not actually exist in the Yemeni constitution following the removal of President Hadi. He considered that the Presidential Council and the current government do not comply with the constitution, and that the designation "legitimate government" does not align with the legal and political reality. He also emphasized that the forms of governments loyal to Iran, such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and Iraqi militias, do not apply to the situation in Yemen. He called for organizing new elections for a legitimately recognized authority with genuine credibility and legal legitimacy.
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