Yassin Makkawi, Consultant of the Yemeni president Hadi, warned of what he called “an international plot” to impose the de facto authority and divide the province of Hodeidah into three parts and transfer the battle to liberated areas in the south of the country.
“The plot, which aims to divide Hodeidah, will ensure that the city and ports are subject to what he described as the” corruption system in the United Nations “and that the northwestern regions will be under control of the Huthi militias and that the southwestern areas will be under control of the legitimate, according to Makkawi.
He added that this plan will be implemented under the pressure of turning military operations towards the south of the country through the policy of “breaking bones”, expressing doubts about the nature of the cessation of military operations in a number of areas of clash fronts, especially Hodeidah, which was close to the liberation and became subject to discussion under the supervision of the UN envoy Martin Griffith and his skills in developing vague plans.
