Learning from the Afghan experience

In a warning to Yemenis of the same fate, Yemeni Information Minister Muammar Al-Eryani said that what is happening in Afghanistan in terms of the fall of cities and regions to the hands of the Taliban movement is a natural result. the state of division and differences between Afghan political and social forces, and the inability to close ranks and unify efforts under official leadership, and lack consensus. International support for the Afghan government and people to resolve the battle since 2001.

In statements to the Yemeni news agency, he asked: “Is the Taliban’s control of the Afghan map the end of the day, or a notification of the collapse of the state and the drift of the country in a new cycle of bloodshed, civil war, deteriorating economic conditions, lack of democracy and freedoms, international isolation and its transformation into a hotbed of terrorism and a springboard to threaten security and peace? international “.

He called on the political forces and all Yemenis to draw lessons and lessons from the Afghan experience, avoid the scenario and the sad fate to which it came, put the national interest first, turn the page of the past, renounce all political differences and calculations, and unite their ranks behind the constitutional legitimacy led by President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi.

He also called on Yemenis from various components and sects not to waste time and mobilize all energies and capacities behind the National Army and the People’s Resistance, supported by the Saudi-led Coalition to support legitimacy, to resolve the battle to restore the state. and overthrow the Iranian-backed Houthi coup.