The Prime Minister of Yemen resigns in the midst of the US air strikes on the rebels of Huti, this is the reason – the Prime Minister of Yemen resigns in the midst of the rebels of Huthi which controls the government of Yemen NTC
Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak, a recognized international government of the Prime Minister of Yemen, resigned on Saturday in the midst of political difficulties. It is nothing less than a major loss for the American Alliance fighting against Huki Rebels in Yemen. The Yemeni Prime Minister announced his resignation on social networks and informed the head of the Council of President Rashad al-Ali.
Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak was appointed Prime Minister in February 2024. Announcing his resignation, Mubarak said that he was unable to improve state institutions and rescue in the cabinet. According to the AP report, no response was given by the president’s advice on his resignation.
Why did the Prime Minister of Yemen resigned?
It is said that there have been tensions between the Prime Minister of Yamani Mubarak and the Council for months, and that is why they had to resign. He alleged that the scapegoat was made for the government’s economic challenges. For example, the Mubarak regime was held responsible for increasing price and frequent power reductions.
Yemen in civil war since 2014
Yemen has been entangled in the civil war since 2014. Then, the HUI rebels supported by Iran have captured several parts of Yemen, which brought the government internationally recognized in Saudi Arabia. The last coalition supported by the United States led by Saudi launched a war against huts and since 2015, there has been a continuous fight against huts, so that the government can be fully restored. For example, this war pushed Yemen into a proxy war, which struggles with it to this day.
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The council was trained to unite the anti-human faction
The presidential council of seven members was appointed in 2022 with the aim of union the anti-bouffe faction, but it was divided into two main blocks. Alam is that a faction here is the United Arab Emirates and the other group is a wahdar for Saudi Arabia. Now Prime Minister Mubarak has resigned at a time when America has intensified attacks on the rebels of Huti. Now he will be seen to see how local government is made after this resignation.
