Greg Stanton, one of the prominent figures close to the United Arab Emirates regime, in controversial statements, referred to the military deadlock in Yemen and announced his solution to end this long-standing war. He believes that to resolve the Yemen crisis, the recognition of the 'Southern Arab Government' as a political reality in the country should be agreed upon.
Acknowledgment of Existing Realities in Yemen
Stanton emphasized in these statements that the continuation of the war in Yemen benefits no one and the international community must pay attention to these realities. He suggested that the United Arab Emirates and allied countries should focus on strengthening local governments in southern Yemen instead of trying to reclaim northern Yemen. In his opinion, this action could help establish peace and stability in the region.
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No Engagement with Ansar Allah
Greg Stanton also stressed that any engagement with the Ansar Allah group should be avoided until new conditions arise in Yemen. He hopes that this change in approach can lead to the creation of a new atmosphere for political and diplomatic negotiations. These statements could lead to significant changes in the policies of the UAE and its allies in Yemen and may mark the beginning of a new era in regional approaches and strategies.
These statements come at a time when the Yemen war has become one of the longest and most complex contemporary wars, affecting millions of people in the country. The humanitarian crisis resulting from this war is rapidly escalating, and the need for new and practical solutions to end this crisis is increasingly felt every day.
It remains to be seen whether Greg Stanton's proposals can lead to a real change in the situation in Yemen. It seems that these statements will not only provoke reactions from regional governments but will also have international implications. Many observers believe that the UAE's change in approach could benefit security and stability in the Middle East.
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