Page 229 - What Kind of Yemen ?

Adnan Oktar
(Harun Yahya)

It is obvious that Iran and Saudi Arabia, or the coalition countries

that deem impeding this political issue in Yemen through strikes can-
not accomplish any resolution through policies of bloodshed or vio-
lence. Military methods and air bombardments mostly result in loss of
civilian life and damage to the innocent, thereby could never establish
the loving and peaceful atmosphere that would remove this social
strife in Yemen.
The situation became especially worrisome after the coalition's

spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed Asiri made the following state-
ment: 'This effort needs patience. Our possibilities and time are not
limited, so we are not in a hurry. We will continue the operation until
we reach our goals.'
Al-Asiri saying, 'Our possibilities and time are not limited, so we
are not in a hurry,' doesn't seem to understand that every second the
campaign goes on, Yemen will be immersed more in blood and fire, the
country will be destroyed more, there will be more civilian deaths and
the surviving people of Yemen will be facing more difficulties.

For this reason, it is of paramount importance that the country
leaders act sensibly and reasonably and without ever losing time
should stop military campaigns and clashes to urgently announce a
ceasefire.
It was clearly seen many times over the decades that military oper-
ations never solved any problems anywhere in the world, but only
exacerbated the problems. Therefore, the only solution for Yemen is

holding a democratic election open to all parties in the country, as a
result of which a peaceful administration agreeable to everyone is
established.

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