complete collapse. i hope north korea i think the. situation is very serious and deteriorating by the day because you know serious action has been taken by the government of yemen or by the international community and the sponsors of the peace in yemen and because of the loss of direction and loss of ability to and that has turned to the basics of all these conflicts and. the many layers of the conflict since the situation is deteriorating and will continue to do so yes unfortunately the issue of the demonstrations and the issue of the humanitarian issues are very serious at the moment but. i think they are already flexion of the was a loss of hope both and the solution coming forward and then into the hostilities

in the conflict that exists now in the country so how does the emirate support for the separatists go along with the united arab emirates military backing of press and how does government in the fight against the rebels how can they support what is called the legitimate government and at the same time a rebel group which is fighting against it. i think basically this is that affliction unfortunately of the lack of direction of both the transitional council and the government because basically the government and the transitional council know that the second problem. is majority of the people who are who live on that. it's not a blockade only if you look at the situation in yemen what's making it to us is that. most of the government employees in the country have not received studies or marginal part of their salaries for the last two years this had really to the

starvation added to the humanitarian crisis and. this has nothing to really to do with the blockade it is to do with the management of the countries it is or says by both the un saw the light in the north and by the government in the south so this outlet forces have been accused by the un of causing enormous civilian suffering the united arab emirates state minister for foreign affairs at that war isn't clean our operation isn't clean so i talked to him or as pollen and speaker and she told me that civilian deaths happen by mistake and that the coalition forces are trying to avoid them but then why are there so many are they not trying too hard or do you see if they really just accept the war isn't clean and there's going to be there's just going to be collateral damage and thats it. well i think for sure i think it is collateral damage but at the same time i think they increase the number of these

collateral damage make concern about the capabilities in the use of these a mass destruction weapons that are being used in the war by both sides in the i'm and unfortunately i think what's needed nobody is to. look at the. human rights council report to. see it and take the steps needed to see how one can . at least. look if we cannot prevent more damage to the to the country and and more harm to the people of yemen today delish and forces have occupied most of yemeni ports and now there was the separatist trouble in additon the most important port of they were at sea it's a coalition plan to just control the south and to pose a arabian peninsula and the state of yemen as a whole isn't much of a concern here or does it look like a conspiracy theory t. of. well. you know everything is possible really when you look at the situation

and the policies and the strategies that are being implemented in yemen i think what's needed now i think is for the united nations security council is to look at the situation and see really what what the objective about all that's taking place in yemen unfortunately the united nations security council in its approach to yemen is only to listen to the special envoys or reports every month or two months and then the representatives will make their own i mean that imminent or presented to the security council would make their statements which are always that if you to do be to to and of course the condemned human. attacks on your civilians the they also talk very about their concerns about the humanitarian crisis in the country and then they

will declare their support for the special envoy but nothing materializes at the end of it. no because emotions that are mandatory either to end the war or to direct the political solution for the hostilities in the conflict in yemen the u.n. envoy unjam and mark hazmat with every participant of the conflict including the south and separatists what are the chances that all sides can be at least brought to a common table i mean i don't mean instant peace but at least some coming occasion can the u.n. how can the knees do it. i think you must remember that every party in the conflict in yemen have their. what is their concerns and they also have their red lines and lists. the political solution is comprehensive is it is

a negotiated settlement in which all about is it's all inclusive nothing will be achieved no one can achieve a. an end to the conflict and therefore the special envoy has really to address in whatever final proposer of an end of the war agreement he has to address these fears of the yemenis but he should also remember that the yemenis every side of them will accuse the that they cannot make the decision because they are under the influence of one of the. those and involved in the for oxy war in yemen. this complicates things and therefore he therefore he has any i need to also see what are the concerns and the what is about. the countries involved in this proxy war on how to ensure that this agreement for

a peace settlement addresses their concerns as well. unless this happens i don't think there will be much progress. to take a sharp break right now and will that that what dr abu bakar up the last day former foreign minister again i'm talking about the situation of oratory.

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and we're back with dr ablow bakker abdulla care be former foreign minister of yemen discussing the war in yemen and what can be done to put an end to it. so dr the u.n. peace talks in september failed because they his didn't show up what should be a promise a who a say so they actually start talking and settle this as a coalition of an interested in that or do they want a military victory first. i think the best one to answer this question is the special envoy who we knew exactly what happened why the. he's did not participate in the. geneva consultations but in my mind i think. the geneva consultations looked. continuation of the previous ones and maybe nobody took them very seriously this is

a personal view the way that it was in the negotiations with. the there were some company officials in the travel of the proces and the. delegate to if you need the. order of need i think the special envoy can answer that question what is the arab coalition really want in the end they say that they're fighting for peace and stability and against iran surely after and if it is over they will demand payment what kind of payment can they ask for what do you think. no i think that they are going to know that they are doing it for free in others they are waiting for payment i think they have. certainly their worries about the security about threats from yemen. as the believe that iran. would have a stronghold in yemen and this is why i think as i said. with the special envoy has

really to understand what are the concerns and what is of all of the. coalition a coalition continues but this is not the end of the story he has all sorts understand what is the concerns and the what he is of the none of the members of the coalition countries about the situation of human so that his days have long range missiles are capable of hitting the united arab emirates and saudi arabia cities united nations security council resolution to deescalate calls for the militia to give them up but can you really expect them to do that i mean they're already outmanned and outgunned their enemies are backed by the west allis they they're afraid that if they give up myself they want have any leverage and will just be killed how do you make them disarm voluntarily. i think the this

army. issue and the withdrawal well from the cities and old the military aspects of resolving the conflict with all issues that we have discussed comprehensive the indic way to go she asians and there were a number of solutions that has been built and even the roadmap for that implementation. and i think if people look back a these the records and try to extract from them the proposal as to what we're made for disarmament for withdraws for own and oversee that would not know whether or not or one of these would be satisfied with them but i think it's a starting point for people to negotiate and give concessions on all of these issues because unless these issues are resolved there since two to us two thousand and eleven to know that there are many mistakes before so two thousand but we made

even more mistakes after two thousand and eleven and it is time for us now to stop the conflict to sit around the table give concessions get our main concern to the people of yemen to the twenty five or twenty nine million people now who are starving who are dying because of the war and because of the what i call the selfishness of the political leadership so when the war broke out there there were just two conflicting sides to how the government and the histories now there's the rebels and the south are in relation to its forces loyal to the late president salih al qaeda has to arab intervention left the country more fractured than it was before is yemen on a way to becoming the next libya rate maybe even worse what i think system i think the coalition will lead the twenty more fractured and actually start into the parties that they want to to eliminate. so president hadi on whose behalf the

coalition is fighting isn't even based in yemen he lives in saudi capital riyadh al-jazeera reported in two thousand and seventeen that he is under house arrest how independent is he really how can he rule the country if he isn't there physically i mean at least president salih was on the front line tailed and where the soldiers don't think it is important whether he's in prison or or not what's important is he the allies is as he claims and the world community. insist on that he is the president of the of human and therefore he has to adhere to his responsibilities as president of yemen and look at the interests of the yemeni people and i think the interests of the many people now is to for him to be a major role in ending the conflict and get in yemen into stability

and. could be consideration process but do you think that writing on the shelves of foreign forces into the country is a good foundation for a future stability how long can hardy realistically last once his backers win and go home especially saying how he was overthrown once already. i think again this is part of the. once ability of the special envoy to the international community how as i say that that has to be gotten to use for all parties to two feet to feel that it's this settlement is going to safeguard their interests would be if it is in c. and the government of national unity it once established is to go to get the country through a transitional period that would then and in a. political. process for

a complete solution. to first thank you very much for your insight for talking to dr abu bakar up to the former foreign minister of yemen discussing the humanitarian and political disaster in the country and that's it for this edition of stuff and call i will see you next. what holds and which to. put themselves on the line to get it. the reject.

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